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Denying Reality: Cognitive Dissonance, the Lost Cause, and America’s 250-Year Reckoning
What happens when a clinical psychologist converses with a professor of cultural literacy? You get this: a clear-eyed look at why the U.S. Civil War's cause stays so hard for some Americans to face. As the nation turns 250, co-authors Dr. Debbe Deane and Dr. Lorise "Rise" Diamond draw on cognitive dissonance, the Confederacy's own secession documents, and Frederick Douglass to offer the nation an invitation to tell our story whole.

Debbe Deane, Psy.D, Clinical Psychologist and Journalist, and Lorise Diamond, Ph.D., Cultural Studies Scholar
Jun 294 min read


Rationale for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Psycholinguistics: Embracing a Culture of Belonging
Introduction In linguistic communication, written and spoken words intertwine along with body language. When succinctly combined they...

Debbe Deane, Psy.D.. Clinical Psychologist and Journalist
Jul 28, 20255 min read


The Psycholinguistics of ‘WOKE’ — What’s Language & Culture Got to Do With It?
Woke simply means being informed. Accurate information is power, and language has everything to do with how power asserts itself in our communities.

Debbe Deane, Psy.D.. Clinical Psychologist and Journalist
Jun 21, 20233 min read
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