Editor Posted May 3, 2022 Report Share Posted May 3, 2022 By @Socialdamus After dealing with the confines of the Covid-19 pandemic black people started acting really "weird" - it reminds me of how my uncle acted after being in prison for 15 years. Low self esteem, anxious, paranoid, aggressive and not very trusting of others - he acts as if he is still in prison - my auntie said he had been in prison too long - and that he had become institutionalized. #InstitutionalSyndrome That's how black people are acting now - like former inmates who still feel incarcerated - and because of that they are creating a prison environment to accommodate themselves. While at the same time - they are Socially and Mentally distancing themselves from each other as if their shared feeling of incarceration brings about a shared feeling of shame. I fear their homes and apartments will become their "prison cells" and socializing will only be done via the internet. And if they fully adopt the work from home , home schooling & online ordering of food and clothing alternatives. They will slowly disappear from public life all together ... What is Institutional Syndrome ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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