When images of war, violence, and tragedy dominate your newsfeed, it can feel overwhelming—especially if you’re already navigating everyday stress.
These constant updates can take a toll on your emotional well-being, triggering feelings of fear, anxiety, and helplessness.
For many in the Black community, this emotional toll may be layered with generational trauma, daily microaggressions, or existing mental health challenges.
If you find yourself constantly on edge, you’re not alone. Mental health experts have started calling this psychological response “headline stress disorder,” “war anxiety,” or “media-induced trauma.”Get The Full, Articles. .
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