African American Slave Medicine
The term "Black" has often been burdened with various labels throughout the historical journey of African Americans within the sociopolitical framework of the United States. The designation of "Foundational Black Americans" more accurately reflects the unique identity of individuals who embody a fusion of both African and indigenous heritage in this country. This publication aims to highlight the rich legacy of so called African American traditional medicine, illustrating how these practices have evolved from a deep connection to ancestral knowledge, providing a framework for health and healing that has historically supported community resilience and well-being.
The term "Black" has often been burdened with various labels throughout the historical journey of African Americans within the sociopolitical framework of the United States. The designation of "Foundational Black Americans" more accurately reflects the unique identity of individuals who embody a fusion of both African and indigenous heritage in this country. This publication aims to highlight the rich legacy of so called African American traditional medicine, illustrating how these practices have evolved from a deep connection to ancestral knowledge, providing a framework for health and healing that has historically supported community resilience and well-being.
The term "Black" has often been burdened with various labels throughout the historical journey of African Americans within the sociopolitical framework of the United States. The designation of "Foundational Black Americans" more accurately reflects the unique identity of individuals who embody a fusion of both African and indigenous heritage in this country. This publication aims to highlight the rich legacy of so called African American traditional medicine, illustrating how these practices have evolved from a deep connection to ancestral knowledge, providing a framework for health and healing that has historically supported community resilience and well-being.