Chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism: Recent Episodes
Marlene Simons
Racism is centuries old, but the rage that powers individual acts of racism often have roots in the use of corporal punishment during the earliest years of life.
An Introduction
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This is the third in a series of five podcasts that identify links among the three topics of chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism.
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Frustration, anger and rage experienced in the early years can be directed at ‘culturally accepted’ targets of bigotry, many years later.
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This is the first in a series that links chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism.
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