Taraji P. Henson discusses mental health in Boston; Tracee Ellis Ross reflects on eight seasons of 'black-ish'

January 6, 2022

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Taraji P. Henson has been very public about suffering from depression, and she explores mental health issues in her Facebook Watch program, Peace of Mind with Taraji. Now she’s taking the show on the road. On February 16, the 10-time NAAACP Image Award winner will appear in Boston at the Museum of Science for “Peace of Mind: An Evening with Taraji P. Henson,” the Boston Globe reports.

The event will feature the Empire star talking about her mental health advocacy, and breaking down stigmas around mental health, specifically in communities of color.

In other news, following Tuesday night’s premiere of the eighth and final season

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