The scope of adverse childhood experiences are so broad as to be meaningless. The average citizen of a rich country 200 years ago would have experienced far more adverse childhood experiences than a child in the same country today, yet we aren't any better off psychologically, if not worse off.
From the photos it's hard to tell if Santiago is "white" in the traditional white supremacist sense. Maybe we could get a change to "what does childhood trauma have to do with violent crime?"
The scope of adverse childhood experiences are so broad as to be meaningless. The average citizen of a rich country 200 years ago would have experienced far more adverse childhood experiences than a child in the same country today, yet we aren't any better off psychologically, if not worse off.
From the photos it's hard to tell if Santiago is "white" in the traditional white supremacist sense. Maybe we could get a change to "what does childhood trauma have to do with violent crime?"
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