Op-Ed: From stigmatized to glamorized: mental illness in the media – Upstream News

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Warning: The following article covers subjects of mental illness, suicide, and self-harm. There was an uproar. Parents were worried for children, and psychiatrists were concerned for viewers possibly struggling with suicidal thoughts. In 2019, streaming giant Netflix was forced to delete fictional character Hannah Baker’s graphic suicide scene from the 2017 show 13 Reasons Why. The

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