Maximilian_Jenius
Super User
The short story The Depressed Person by David Foster Wallace comes to mind.
Thanks. I'll have to check that out. Something also that I didn't consider was that maybe these issues just aren't as widely reported in minority communities. Many minorities, especially the poor don't believe in counseling as a rule, saying that it's for rich white people with too much time on their hands. Or other idiotic statements like depression is a white man's disease, and learn to just compartmentalize their feelings/emotions.