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Black Mentorship for Mental Health Professionals
By Angela Braggs, MS As an early career mental health professional, I was on a quest last year as a new graduate to be linked to a mentor within the field. I understood that becoming a “licensed professional” wasn’t going to be good enough for me. For the sake of my work and my future []
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PICS | Gauteng woman in hospital after tree falls on her car | News24
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Mental Health, Police Brutality, and Black People
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‘Live Aid’ for gaming: How gamers came together to fight coronavirus
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The psychology of the Guyanese man and COVID-19
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I Cant Breathe: A diagnostic criteria of being black in America
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Octavia Spencer: 'It's Okay to be Anxious' During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Protesters Circle The Fish Market Following Racial Incident
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HELP WANTED: Walker Miller Energy Services | The Michigan Chronicle
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Uganda: How Uganda is Tackling Mental Challenges of COVID-19 Lockdown
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Onoyemi Williams: The Peacemaker
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Black Information Network (BIN) Launches 24/7 Black News Service
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Uganda: United Nations Wellness Program Helping UN Staff and Their Families Cope With the Effects of Global COVID-19 Pandemic
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