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Our country’s identity remains in peril

Our country’s identity remains in peril

Even with a new president, deep-seated problems persist.

By Lachelle Smith●
June 22, 2021 at 3:13 pm PDT
Black people are starting to use therapy as their way of safety

Black people are starting to use therapy as their way of safety

69% of black adults with mental illness and 42% of black adults with serious mental illness received no treatment in 2018. Some of the reasons for the lack of treatment has to deal with a few things but are not limited to the racial injustice Black people experience throughout their life, trauma and the dismissive acts that some white mental health professionals exhibit towards Black patients.

By Lachelle Smith●
February 05, 2021 at 10:51 am PST

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