EPISODE · Jun 17, 2024 · 51 MIN
Addiction does not discriminate, but do we?
from The Sound of Black and Brown · host Black and Brown United in Action
In case you missed it, the world just got a glance of Wendy Willams’ struggles with substances and mental wellness; all documented by Liftetime TV. ‘Interestingly’ in comparison to Brittany Spears, Wendy’s case is not receiving the same level of understanding or empathy. And for those who watched the show, note the absence of Black clinical staff or psychiatrists or conversation of such. We are going to unpack that and much more, because right now, more than ever, we must normalize mental wellness and supports in Black communities. Tune in to hear more your solidarity is greatly appreciated✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 #fyp #BlackStories #BrownStories #FacingRacism #BlatantRacism #NormalizedRacism #StopRacism #AmeriKKKa #BlackNationalism#PanAfricanism #PoorPeopleFedUp #Slavery #BlackandBrownUnitedinAction #blackmentalwellness #brownmentalwellness #stopbullying #PeerSupport #PTSD #Retail #StressTriggers #HarmReduction #StopAdultBullying #Suicide #SuicideSurvival #Capitalism #EveryDayIsJuneteenth #StopDestroyingBlackWomen #UnlearnToxicBehavior #CollaborativeCapitalism #blackhistory365 #BlackLives #OutsideIsAmeriKKKa #AmeriKKKa
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