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Podcast: Therapy For Black Girls on Masculinity

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Unpacking Toxic Masculinity

Therapy for Black Girls

Link to podcast on Spotify (37 minutes)

“Dr. Joy Harden Bradford and Dr. Alduan Tartt, licensed Psychologists, discuss what is meant by the term toxic masculinity, how it shows up in our lives, and how we can stop perpetuating it, especially in raising our sons.”

Podcast cover shows a Black woman smiling.
October 19, 2022

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