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Segregation Reemerging in America

In recent years, the specter of segregation has begun to rear its head in America once more, manifesting in the formation of all-white towns and communities that explicitly exclude individuals of other racial and ethnic backgrounds. This troubling trend has sparked significant discourse around the implications of such segregated living arrangements and the ideologies that underpin them. The podcast hosted by Darren Harris sheds light on this phenomenon, exploring the motivations behind these communities and the broader societal ramifications of their emergence. At the heart of this reemerging segregation is a group known as Return to the Land (RTTL), which advocates for the establishment of intentional communities exclusively for individuals of white Anglo-Saxon European ancestry. These communities are not merely informal arrangements but are deliberately planned and designed to foster a homogenous environment. The RTTL's ambitions extend beyond isolated pockets; they aim to prolif...
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THE SILENT STRUGGLE

  What Men Don't Say About Mental Health

In this episode, Deron discusses men's mental health, particularly in the context of June being Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. Deron shares his journey with mental health, discussing his struggles with major depressive disorder, anxiety, adult ADHD, and PTSD, and emphasizing the importance of talking about our feelings and the detrimental effects of the "toxic alpha male" mentality that discourages men from seeking help.


Deron reflects on the societal pressures that lead men to suppress their emotions and the consequences of this silence, including the alarming statistics that show 75% of suicide victims in the U.S. are men. I also touch on the unique challenges faced by black men in seeking mental health support, including cultural stigmas and a lack of relatable healthcare providers.

Throughout the episode, Deron advocates for the necessity of therapy and open conversations about mental health. I provide resources for those seeking help, including affordable therapy options and mental health apps. My goal is to encourage men to start small, whether through journaling or seeking professional help, and to remind everyone that mental health should be a priority for all.

Deron concludes by expressing gratitude to his supporters and urging listeners to take their mental health seriously. It's time to break the silence and seek the help we need.

 
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Thank you for listening to The Deron Harris Podcast Season #4 EP #165 - THE SILENT STRUGGLE - What Men Don't Say About Mental Health.