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After her son Quinn Coleman took his own life in 2020, CEO emerita of BET Debra Lee credits an exercise suggested by her therapist with bringing her comfort while navigating grief. While speaking with NPR’s Michel Martin during the Morning Edition live event called Going There: A Matter of Life and Death, Lee detailed that the exercise involved her asking close family and friends to share three attributes that came to mind when they thought of Coleman. “The thing that I really learned after Quinn passed is how many people loved him,” Lee said. Going There: A Matter of Life and Death brought together a panel of clinicians, lawmakers and people who have lived with the pain of the suicide epidemic in the Black community, in front of a live audience who have also experienced it. It was an attempt to try to find out why this crisis is happening, how it is affecting us, and most importantly, what we can do about it. #NPR

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