National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is celebrated each July to raise awareness about the unique struggles faced by racial and ethnic minority communities in the U.S. regarding mental illness. However, the importance of prioritizing minority mental health extends far beyond a single month.
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Racial and ethnic minority groups encounter more barriers to accessing mental health and substance-use treatment…
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