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Increasing numbers of Black Americans report mental health concerns, survey finds

October 3, 2022
By Marcus Biddle
WHYY Radio

Free Minds, a nonprofit in Washington, D.C., helps people dealing with incarceration and reintegration tackle issues through reading and writing. Photo credit: Free Minds

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After prison, the formerly incarcerated embrace freedom through reading and writing

September 2, 2022
By Sreehitha Gandluri
Youthcast Media Group™

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SPORTS HISTORY IN BLACK: Athletes are humans, too

July 29, 2022
By Mike Patton
NABJ Black News & Views

Longtime friends Donald Shakir, left, and Larry Owens, right, have used creative expression to help manage their mental heath after each was released from prison. Here, they are chatting at a booth at the Patapsco Flea Market in Baltimore, Maryland, where Owens sells his work. Photo credit: Jimae Hayes

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Lifelong friends use creativity to navigate mental health after prison

July 27, 2022
By Aileen Delgado
Youthcast Media Group

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Increasing numbers of Black Americans report mental health concerns, survey finds

After prison, the formerly incarcerated embrace freedom through reading and writing

SPORTS HISTORY IN BLACK: Athletes are humans, too

Lifelong friends use creativity to navigate mental health after prison

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