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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2024 · 21 MIN

Episode 20: "Is The Ball In Your Court?" - An Analysis of the Mental Health of Black Athletes

from The WeAreVon Podcast · host Von M.

Dive into Black History Month with our latest episode, where I bring you an authentic exploration of the mental hurdles faced by Black athletes. We will delve deep into the significance of mental health within the sports industry, shedding light on the mental anguish that often accompanies the pursuit of athletic excellence. In this episode, I not only highlight the challenges but also analyze the strides made in providing mental health support to Black athletes. Discover impactful initiatives driving positive change, and gain insight into the personal experiences of individuals who have navigated the complexities of mental health in the public eye. Beyond the realm of sports, I draw connections to the broader issue of Black maternal health, exploring how it intersects with the challenges faced by Black female athletes. Join me for a candid conversation that goes beyond the surface, fostering understanding and empathy for the multifaceted experiences within the Black community. Resources include: ⁠PsychologyToday⁠ ⁠Forbes⁠ ⁠CDC

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