Population for whom you have a strong inclination

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Question: As social justice advocates, we are called to address psychosocial and sociopolitical barriers that affect marginalized populations. Describe a population for whom you have a strong inclination to advocate and that is at an increased risk of mental health problems because of systemic barriers.

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