Mark of Oppression

This volume presents a classic psychodynamic analysis of Black American adaptation, exploring the reasons behind their reactions to various situations. Utilizing innovative methodologies of its time, the study comprises an intensive case analysis of 25 Black Americans through psychoanalytic interviews. The first part delves into comparative sociology between White Americans and Black Americans, while the second part focuses on individual personality studies. Kardiner, noted for his insights into Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, offers significant contributions to understanding behavioral issues across populations.