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The Strength of the Bond: Resilience in Black Marriages During the Jim Crow Era

This post is part of our “Marriage and Divorce from Slavery to the Present” series, and today we’re sitting with a truth that deserves more airtime: Even during Jim Crow, when laws and violence tried to shrink Black life

Resilience in the Jim Crow Era: How Families Stayed Together Against Institutional Odds

When I sit down with my clients at The Mind and Therapy Clinic, I often tell them that we aren’t just building a house from scratch. We are renovating an old one. We carry the blueprints of those who

The Reconstruction of Love: Rebuilding Families and Faith After the Civil War

This post is part of our “Marriage and Divorce from Slavery to the Present” series. And today, I want to slow down and sit with a question that still matters for a lot of us, especially Men of Color

Systemic Sabotage: Barriers That Forced Men of Color Out of the Home

Hey there. I’m Rodrego Way, a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and the owner of The Mind and Therapy Clinic. If you’ve been following along, we’re currently in the middle of a deep-dive series for May. We’re tracing the lineage

The Matriarch’s Burden: How Slavery Redefined the Role of Black Women in the Home

When we talk about the "Strong Black Woman," we often say it with pride. It’s a badge of honor, a testament to the fact that no matter what life throws at us, we keep it moving. But as a

Broken Bonds: The Historical Impact of Slavery on Black Family Structures

Hey there. I’m Rodrego Way, a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and the owner here at The Mind and Therapy Clinic. When you walk into my office or hop on a call with me, we usually start with what’s happening

Education or Exhaustion? The Burden of Being the ‘Spokesperson’

Part 14 of 30: Racism-Based Traumatic Stress Series You're sitting in a meeting when someone makes a comment that's racially insensitive. All eyes turn to you. Or maybe you're at a family gathering when a relative says something problematic,

Setting Boundaries Around Racial Discourse

Part 19 of 30: Racism-Based Traumatic Stress Series You're in the break room when a coworker approaches you. "Can I ask you something about what happened in the news? I want to understand the Black perspective." Your stomach tightens.

Navigating Predominantly White Spaces (PWS) with Peace

Part 13 of 30: Racism-Based Traumatic Stress Series Let me be honest with you: navigating predominantly white spaces isn't just about entering a building or sitting in a meeting. It's about the mental preparation before you walk through the

The Power of Validation: Why Your Feelings are the ‘Right’ Ones

Part 20 of 30: Racism-Based Traumatic Stress Series Let's talk about something that might sound simple but is actually revolutionary: your feelings are valid. Period. No asterisks, no conditions, no "but only if..." attached to it. When you've experienced

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