by Mary Abzug | Sep 3, 2021 | Legal, Mental Health
According to Mental Health America, nearly 1 in 5 American adults will have a diagnosable mental health condition in a given year. Dealing with a mental health condition is no small feat. On top of that, dealing with a mental health condition in a world that...
by Mary Abzug | Feb 11, 2021 | Mental Health, News, Social Media
With the rising rates of social media usage, there has also been a rise in creators focused on mental health. Each day, various content creators spend their time advocating for mental health awareness, and creating relatable content that works to destigmatize mental...
by Savannah Thomas | Oct 7, 2020 | Poetry
Poetry by Ayesha Tariq Ali Sometimes, I think, I’ve lived too long. Seen a thousand ships sink, But then one floats along. Days pass by, Without any hope. But then comes a tie, Which leads me to cope. Youth has no age, My experience echos. And so I turn a new page,...
by Savannah Thomas | Oct 7, 2020 | Poetry
Poetry by Ariana Tyler A list of thoughts, beginning with the fact that tears and sweat taste the same. And the wondering if there is any reason sweat is considered the product of hard work and tears the product of weakness. Ending swiftly with the thought that in any...
by Savannah Thomas | Oct 2, 2020 | Featured Art, Lifestyle and Culture, Mental Health
Article written by Jherica Johnson The Superwoman Complex—the overwhelming compulsion for black women to defy and disprove statistics, societal norms and stigmas often at the expense of their own mental, physical or spiritual wellbeing. Ok, so I made that up. But I’m...