Exploring the Nature of Race‐Related Guilt

Abstract

In a hermeneutic phenomenology study, the main purpose of which was to explore how White graduate students made meaning of being White, race‐related guilt was found to be a prominent emotion. This article explores race‐related guilt and suggests liberation therapy as a counseling tool to transform guilt to positive action. En un estudio interpretativo y fenomenologico que tuvo por propósito estudiar como estudiantes graduados crearon significado de ser Blancos, se encontro que la culpa racial fue una emoción prominente. Este artículo explora la culpa racial y sugiere a la terapia de liberación como una herramienta para transformar la culpa a la action positiva.

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