Tag: Mental Health
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Byron Roberson becomes Johnson County’s first Black sheriff, ending a 96-year Democratic drought. His leadership promises change, collaboration, and a new direction for the sheriff’s office.
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Winfred Hill, Patrick County’s first Black deputy, retires after 28 years of service, leaving a legacy of compassion, dedication, and community impact in law enforcement.
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The upcoming Black Health and Research Conference at Norwich Research Park, focusing on healthcare inequalities in the UK.
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Simone Biles makes history as the first Black woman to win the ESPY for Best Comeback Performance. Explore her journey back to gymnastics dominance and Olympic qualification.
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Sheila Johnson, America’s first Black female billionaire and BET co-founder, opens up about overcoming personal struggles in her memoir “Walk Through Fire,” offering inspiration and insights into resilience.
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Jaymes Black becomes The Trevor Project’s first Black and nonbinary CEO, bringing personal experience and a vision for inclusive support to LGBTQ youth suicide prevention amid challenging times.
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Discover the groundbreaking story of De-Andrea Blaylock-Solar, Missouri’s first certified Black sex therapist, who is pioneering change in mental health and sexuality education by dismantling harmful narratives and promoting inclusive, empowering approaches to intimacy and relationships.
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Oregon’s groundbreaking Ashland Healing Center, the first Black woman-owned psilocybin treatment facility in the nation. Explore their innovative approach to mental health care, harnessing the transformative potential of psilocybin-assisted therapy
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Suzzie O’Deniyi, a healthcare professional from Limerick, aims to make history as the first Black woman elected to Limerick’s Metropolitan and Municipal Districts. Learn about her priorities, motivations, and commitment to representation and inclusivity in local government.
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Gabby Douglas, the first Black American gymnast to claim gold in an Olympic all-around. Discover her journey, from overcoming challenges to prioritizing mental health and self-care, as she gears up for a comeback at the Paris Olympics 2024.
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