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In ‘Black People Don’t Get Depressed,’ Sara Chitambo tries to debunk the myths surrounding Black people and mental health.
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In ‘Black People Don’t Get Depressed,’ Sara Chitambo tries to debunk the myths surrounding Black people and mental health.
The Zambian South African filmmaker made her debut feature, Black People Don’t Get Depressed, which premieres at the NY African Film Festival, in an attempt to debunk myths around mental health.