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[ad_1] My experience of racial violence started in childhood. In middle school I trembled exiting the school bus one day, just minutes after classmates knocked my head into the back
Read More[ad_1] Angelica Nwandu didn’t always have a way with words. Nwandu—who grew up in Los Angeles’ foster care system—performed at poetry slams with the nonprofit Peace4Kids and recalls that her
Read More[ad_1] When we sit down for this interview over Zoom, it’s been two weeks since insurrectionists stormed the Capitol, and Mitchell is still, as she puts it, “shattered.” The perils
Read More[ad_1] Quilts made by the women of Gee’s Bend, Alabama, are, according to the New York Times, “Some of the most miraculous works of modern art America has produced.” They’ve
Read More[ad_1] There is a huge degree of responsibility that comes with the kind of influence that Harvard has, and the system just can’t be allowed to continue as it is.
Read More[ad_1] For people who were already dealing with anxiety disorders before the pandemic, the past 10 months have been especially challenging. “Some of my clients’ symptoms from anxiety have increased
Read More[ad_1] The urgency of spreading good information seems to be the engine that powers Wikipedia women through years of harassment, eye strain, and correcting grammar on articles about a Kentucky
Read More[ad_1] It’s safe to say 2020 was a year of grief, frustration, and collective anxiety—and 2021 doesn’t seem to be any more chill. Teletherapy is starting to look pretty good.
Read More[ad_1] Positive mental health communities on social media Navigating social media can be stress-inducing—or it can actually help boost your mental health with the right follows. Add some quality content
Read More[ad_1] Beasley warns that there are certain cases where these nicely packaged therapy quick-fixes definitely should not be used, like cases of pandemic cheating. “If there was infidelity, then there’s
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