
Mental Health and Young African Americans: Need for Concern?
When we talk about mental health today, it’s clear that it hasn’t gone in the right direction yet.
When we talk about mental health today, it’s clear that it hasn’t gone in the right direction yet.
Precisely what is Love? An existential question if we’re talking about the present.
In the final part of the series, we speak with gig-worker turned entrepreneur, Shanise Anderson, about her journey from gig work to entrepreneurship, and advice for gig-workers who are interested in moving gig work to the next level.
As we make our way into the second half of 2022 and what may also seem like the second phase of a pandemic in our country, I have stopped on many occasions and wondered, “How will my mind recover from everything that has happened?”
When someone says, “Black Lives Matter!,” you always have that one white person that rebuttals with “well, all lives matter!”
According to the American Psychiatric Association, only 1 in 3 Black adults who need mental health care actually receive it. Those numbers are believed to be even worse when you’re just dealing with Black men.
One crucial factor that has received little attention in supporting teen mental health is the role that parents can play.
is in the sacrifice of things and conditions that we usually depend on where we acknowledge that we don’t have permanent ownership of or access to them. We make the sacrifice to acknowledge that holding on to those things and conditions may be the best expression of love.
Going to the gym isn’t something everyone can afford or has the time to fit into their busy schedule, but luckily a lot of health, fitness, and workout programs are online and a lot even offer a free alternative.
Intersex condition is not as rare as many think it is. Famous Black intersexuals open our eyes to the racism and the misogyny they face as they fight for their right to sexual and reproductive health.