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Elliott Schwebach

Elliott Schwebach is a doctoral candidate in political theory at Johns Hopkins University. He is also a student with the Washington Baltimore Center for Psychoanalysis. His dissertation engages the work of Freud, Proudhon, and Fanon to argue the need for rethinking ownership ideals beyond both liberal and Marxist approaches. icon

“Tell Real Stories”: Shawn Utsey on Racism and Psychotherapy

By Elliott Schwebach

“Liberation begins in the mind… Black folks have never been given the opportunity to define our own reality.”

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