Angela Neal

clinical psychologist; Kent State

Clinical psychologist and professor of psychological sciences, Kent State.

Angela Neal on KCRW

The coronavirus pandemic and police killing of George Floyd is taking a tremendous toll on the mental health of African Americans.

COVID-19 and George Floyd’s death take mental toll on African Americans

The coronavirus pandemic and police killing of George Floyd is taking a tremendous toll on the mental health of African Americans.

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