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"Jacquelin Darby is a doctoral candidate at the American School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University located in Arlington, Virginia. Her clinical interest includes; multicultural issues within the African American community and working with adults with substance dependence concerns. As part of her doctoral training, she completed a critical review project that viewed the impact that colorism has on tanning/bleaching behaviors and colorism can be addressed in therapy. Currently, she is starting her doctoral internship at Howard University Counseling Services. When she is not knee deep in books and psychology articles, she is attempting to help others survive graduate school. With the creation of her blog, Operation:iGraduate, she hopes to inspire students of color to continue with their education by creating a space to provide support."
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