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‘It’s traumatic, for sure’: Black men and women discuss feelings, mental health amidst racial justice movement

Tuesday, September 08, 2020
NBC29

Three Black men and women. Three different experiences. Three different feelings. But much of the same pain. “There’s trauma in seeing a Black man who could have been my brother, my father, and my son having died with a knee on his neck,” Johari Harris, a research assistant professor at the University of Virginia, said.

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