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Black Psychology for Britain Today?

To our knowledge, Black/African psychology is not widespread among doctoral courses in clinical psychology in Britain. Freud’s choice of England for refuge during and after World War II, embedded into European secular culture the idea of individual human unconscious, as opposed to soul or spirit. When between 2009 and 2012 the second author (RRM) introduced African Psychology at the Tavistock Clinic (London, England), over two thirds of participants were Caucasian Europeans. Many were influenced by their time in Africa when they experienced their own cultural despiritedness. The need for African psychology in Europe has never been more prevalent, as without an appreciation of Africanness the African diaspora within England will perish without trace. Just as earthquakes and superstorms are natural man-made disasters in the United States and Haiti, Britain has its own. There is complete assimilation of Black people into Caucasian culture. The 2011 census (Office for National Statistics, 2012) documents people of dual heritage (where parents differ on racial background) as the largest growing ethnic group in England and Wales (United Kingdom)—no longer Black or White but a separate assimilated racial group whose call to Africa may seem remote. This is at a time when Blacks are already a minority at 14% in England and Wales (Office for National Statistics, 2012).