Why I refuse to call myself a 'Strong Black Woman
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For most of Mykella Van Cooten's life, she considered herself a "Strong Black Woman." But now she realizes that title comes with negative consequences to Black women's mental health.
For most of Mykella Van Cooten's life, she considered herself a Strong Black Woman. But now she realizes that title comes with negative consequences to Black women's mental health.
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