Young Black Men Suffering in Silence A Curse that Can be Broken – Free Press of Jacksonville
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Young Black Men Suffering in Silence A curse that can be Broken - The Florida Star
BLACKPRESSUSA—Young Black men are often taught to carry pain without showing it. But silence is not strength, and changing that lesson could save lives. The post Young Black Men Suffering in Silence A curse that can be Broken first appeared on The Florida Star
Young Black Men Suffering in Silence A Curse that Can be Broken – Free Press of Jacksonville
By Dominic Boston | As a young Black man, this topic is personal to me. When people discuss mental health, they usually don’t picture someone who looks like me. Instead, Black men are often seen as strong, tough, or able to handle anything life throws at us. Growing up, I was taught exactly that. My elders always told me to be strong. If I got hurt, I was told to get back up. If I was upset, I was told not to cry. Showing emotion wasn’t encourag…
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