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Iyanla Speaks! Black Women, Black Men and Domestic Violence | A BSN Exclusive Presentation
Iyanla Vanzant and Roland Martin dissect the deep-seated trauma, emotional illiteracy, and societal conditioning fueling domestic violence in the Black community, offering concrete tools for healing and fostering communal responsibility.
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Iyanla Speaks! Black Women, Black Men and Domestic Violence | A BSN Exclusive Presentation
Iyanla Vanzant and Roland Martin dissect the deep-seated generational trauma and emotional illiteracy fueling domestic violence in the Black community, offering concrete tools for individual healing and collective accountability.
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