New York’s Devin-Norelle on how the love of queer community inspires hope
Studies show that LGBTQ people over-index for a range of mental health concerns, including depression. Stigma and prejudice can make life harder, and finding sensitive, culturally-appropriate care is sometimes a challenge.
The pandemic, which forced many out of jobs and into isolation, only made things worse.Fortunately, queer people are remarkably resilient, ready and eager to come together and lift one another up.
A new campaign, Depression Looks Like Me, offers a safe space for individuals to share their lived experience and show one another they are not alone.Queerty spoke to the talented Black Trans model, actor, and Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion trainer Devin-Norelle about battling depression, stigma, and how to get the most out of life.Hey Devin-Norelle!
Thanks for chatting with Queerty. First, what are your pronouns?My pronouns are ze/zim/zis.What are you working on these days?Where do I start?
