EPISODE · Jan 17, 2024 · 21 MIN
Black Women/Black Girls and Mental Illness
from My Sistas Keeper · host Lori Ann Holmes-Wheaton
Send us Fan MailHave you ever heard the term "racial battle fatigue?" You may be familiar with the strong black woman trope. While mental illness does not discriminate, let's not pretend that the intersectionality of one's identities (socioeconomic status, age, race, sexual orientation) should not be considered in the discussion about mental health and mental illness.Listen as Loriann addresses some of the issues that are relevant to the discussion. This is the first of several episodes that will be dedicated to mental health and mental illness.Suggested reading and resources:The Mother of Black Hollywood by Jenifer LewisBy the Time You Read This by April Simpkins and Cheslie KrystMedical Apartheid by Harriet A. WashingtonTherapy for Black Girls (website and podcast)Black Girls Can Heal (podcast)Black Girls Have Anxiety Too (podcast)Support the showStay connected:YouTube - "OldDish DollInstagram: harlemgurl155Facebook: LoriAnn Holmes-WheatonIf you are interested in having me on a guest on your podcast or speaking at your organization please contact me at:https://www.youtube.com/@[email protected]@gmail.com
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Send us Fan Mail Have you ever heard the term "racial battle fatigue?" You may be familiar with the strong black woman trope. While mental illness does not discriminate, let's not pretend that the intersectionality of one's identities (socioeconomic status, age, race, sexual orientation) should not be considered in the discussion about mental health and mental illness. Listen as Loriann addresses some of the issues that are relevant to the discussion. This is the first of several episodes ...
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