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Article title: The complexity of my Blackness: Too Black, not Black enough, the invisible elephant-in-the-room Black, and the itified object for ‘what do we do with what we do not know?’
Author: Thato Letsatsi
Journal: Psychoanalysis, Self and Context
DOI: doi.org
When this article was first published online, three footnotes are erroneously omitted, these footnotes are enumerated below.
1. An identifying singular term that indicates belonging to the Batswana ethnic group.
2. This example demonstrates various similar clinical situations and does not refer to a particular identifiable patient.
3. The author acknowledges that this term has a clinical denotation and may have varying theoretical understandings. However, in this context, the term is loosely used to describe a psychological process of disconnecting from one’s thoughts, feelings, or memories, consciously or unconsciously.
Additionally, the article title was published online as:
The complexity of my Blackness: Too Black, not Black enough, the invisible elephant-in-the-room Black, and the itified object for ‘what do we do with what we do not know?’ Black