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in TipsThree Black Millennial Doctors To Watch
It’s June, y’all! Can you believe it? We are officially halfway through 2021. But, honestly, it feels like the year is just starting since outside seems to finally be opening up. As someone who had to have a Zoom graduation last year, I cannot tell you how happy I was to see the graduation season […] More
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When It’s Time to Cut the Cord on COVID-19 News
If you are like me (stuck inside….studying for most of the day…wondering when this is all going to come to an end), you more than likely find yourself tuning into the news more than you usually do. Pre-COVID19, The Skimm was enough for me in the morning or maybe a quick recap from the New […] More
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A Black Millennial’s Mental Health Guide to Social Distancing
Uncle Andrew Cuomo got on the TV the other day and told me that I might have to stay in the house for nine months because of the Coronavirus. Coronavirus. COVID-19. The Rona. Miss Rona. This virus goes by many names but she sure is turning the world upside down and inside out. So, let’s […] More
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Applying to Graduate School? You Don’t Have To Sacrifice Your Blackness or Your Health
Hannah is the personal project queen. While For Black Health was simply a sketch, Hannah dropped her natural hair blog, Quirk Queen, while in college. She has since moved on to her next big project, Awks Podcast, with her cousin, Bianca Duah. In 2016, Hannah graduated from Brown University with a degree in Science and […] More
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Yes, There Are Black Scientists in America..
If you need someone to give you some tough love sprinkled with respect and compassion, look no further than David Johnson. David and I went to Brown University together and our friendship popped off from the moment we were assigned as Minority Peer Counselors (friendly RA combined with social justice warrior) on the same floor. […] More
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Three Ways To Know…It’s Time for Therapy
In our community, mental health is starting to become prioritized but we aren’t all the way there yet. We still have that one family member (…or two or three) that insists that therapy is for White people. The answer is in the Church, or in prayer, or in your exercise routine, or in just accepting […] More
