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Nick Battle, EdD, vice chairman, Affiliation of Black Therapists; skilled counselor licensed in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
Earl Turner, PhD, affiliate professor of psychology, Pepperdine College; founder, Remedy For Black Youngsters; member, American Psychological Affiliation Activity Power on Police Use of Power Towards African People; founder, Turner Psychological and Consulting Providers.
Maya Nelson, psychological well being counselor, Courageous Well being.
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