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His legacy has inspired murder tours and an array of movies, all of which forget that many of the people left psychologically scarred or shaken by Dahmer’s crimes are still alive.

The playwright was condemned as a moral degenerate; no one will be so outraged by Ms. DaCosta, though she might be accused of turning a psychologically rich stage work into a socio-political checklist.

"I had some very difficult moments psychologically," said Sehili, who is based in the southwest of France.

"Sometimes we pray on sand or on pieces of cardboard, which is very difficult psychologically," the 27-year-old added.

To enforce psychologically the old Jim Crow arrangements, there was an acceleration in the lynching of black Americans after the war.