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Injured Reserve

A Black Man's Playbook To Handle Being Sidelined By Mental Illness

Rwenshaun Miller
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Duration
1h 2m
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Findaway Voices

About

As black males, we have a unique set of challenges to navigate around in this game of life. From stereotypes, poverty rates, and high incarceration; mental health rarely makes the list! We are taught to seek medical attention if we experience broken bones, concussion, or even a torn ligament but we're not coached on what to do when mental illness takes us out of the game! So what do we do? Keep Playing! This is a wake-up call about the deeply rooted damage we are doing to black males because of the stifling effects of the mental health stigma in our communities.

Injured Reserve will...

- Explore the myth that mental illness only affects a particular population

- Identify signs and symptoms that are commonly dismissed

- Challenge the stigmas surrounding mental health in the African American Community

- Provide solutions and practical strategies to acknowledge and address when you are experiencing a mental health challenge.

Related Subjects

  • Mental Health
  • Psychology
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • African American & Black
  • Biography & Autobiography

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