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Imade. Pronounced ee-MAH-day. 30-year-old aspiring rapper. Writer. Founder of Depressed While Black.
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How To Find A Black Therapist Virtually

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By Imade Nibokun Borha
| Essence Verified
Searching for a Black therapist shouldn’t feel like a guessing game. Scanning an insurance directory for culturally Black names is how I ended up with a White therapist named Tamera. ESSENCE Wellness House is back! Brought to you by Walmart and AARP, join Taraji. P. Henson, DaShaun Johnson, Kierra Sheard, Dr. Ayanna Abrams & more. Click HERE to register now.
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A Depressing Love Story

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By Imade Nibokun Borha
| Medium
I’m sharing this excerpt of my in-progress book, Depressed While Black, to celebrate my community helping me pay rent this month. My severe mental health issues caused me to take a leave of absence, but I didn’t realize that this leave would be unpaid. One of the most terrifying moments of my life turned into an outpouring of love and support. To show my appreciation, I want to share an excerpt of my in-progress book, Depressed While Black.
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B.Slade Raised Me with Oak Park: 92105

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By Imade Nibokun Borha
| Medium
I was raised by a man who was raised by San Diego. In 2000, I lived hundreds of miles away in a placeless place called Greensboro, North Carolina. I was 13-years-old watching Showtime at the Apollo back when Steve Harvey said “Show ya love!” before every Apollo contestant and celebrity guest. B.Slade, then known as the urban gospel artist Tonéx, looked like he was high. Or maybe zoned out. Or maybe really creative. His silky locs cascaded around the mic stand.
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