Not everyone experiences the news in the same way. Your emotional response to global headlines may be shaped by identity, history, and nervous system cues.

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Public unrest is straining mental health nationwide, especially in BIPOC communities, as culturally responsive and decolonizing therapy approaches gain ground.

The Star spoke with diaspora members this week about the tumult in their lives, panic for their loved ones back home, and the cost of the conflict.