ATLANTA DAILY WORLD - Tragically, for most non-white Americans, trauma and its consequences are part of everyday life and the triggers come thick and fast. Just walking past a confederate general’s statue in my native Louisiana is enough to make my blood run cold. My heart always pounds in my chest if I notice a police car behind me when I’m driving with my little boy. Then I feel guilty – am I passing my anxiety on to him?

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