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'Trump Anxiety Syndrome' and How To Protect Your Mental Health | BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect

With all the break-ins, riots and looting that took place at the nation's Capitol building recently, it has sent a lot of people into mental health tailspin for different reasons. People are asking: - How could this happen? - What is going on in this country? - Are people really like this? - How can […]

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