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Martin Luther King addressing an anti-Vietnam war rally at the University of Minnesota in April 27 1967
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BLACK mental health really does matter. Black people all find our own strategies for surviving what feels like an unending brutal world of racism.
Sometimes we march. Sometimes we organise. Other times we litigate. Other times we just curl up in a corner and hope the racism just goes away.
I have used all of these strategies at various points over my life as, at times, I have struggled to survive.
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