“The fear of the "black man", which is felt by every child.”
— Memories, Dreams, Reflections (Jung 1989, p.29)
So it turns out Carl Jung was super racist. And we’re not talking about the 21st-century microaggressions kind of racism here; we’re talking about full-blown Victorian race science kind of racism. And it runs right to the heart of his theory.
Why…
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