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This was a purposeful act. This was a murderous act. This was a hateful act. And therefore he should pay the consequences for his action.	this was a purposeful act this was a murderous act this was a hateful act and therefore he should. pay. the consequences for his	This was a purposeful act This was a murderous act This was a hateful act And therefore he should pay the consequences for his	this was a purposeful act. this was a murderous act. this was a hateful act. and therefore he should pay the consequences for his action.
Diplomats are saying the best you get is momentum. On the battlefield, there's a stalemate, and there is a diplomatic stalemate as well. There's no Syrians at the table yet. The Iranians and the Russians, they're pushing for a definition of what is a terrorist to decide which groups can come to the table, which cannot. The Americans and their allies, they want a timetable for the departure of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad. The Russians and the Iranians say there's no reason for him to go. So the sides are still far apart. No one is yet willing to make compromises to bring a political solution to this awful Syrian crisis.	diplomats are saying the best you get is momentum on the battlefield there's a stalemate and there is a diplomatic, stalemate as well there's no syrians, at the table yet the iranians, and the russians they're pushing for a definition of what is, a terrorist to decide. which groups can come to the table which cannot the, americans and their allies they want a timetable for, the departure of syria's president bashar al-assad the russians and the iranians say there's no reason for him to go so the sides are still far apart no one is yet willing to make compromises to bring a political solution to this awful syrian	Diplomats are, saying the best, you get is momentum On the battlefield there's a stalemate and there is a diplomatic stalemate as well There's no Syrians, at the table yet The Iranians. and the, Russians they're pushing for. a definition, of what is a terrorist to decide which groups, can come to the table which cannot The Americans and their allies they want a timetable for, the departure of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad The Russians. and the Iranians say there's no reason for him to go So the sides are still far, apart No one is yet willing to make compromises to bring a political solution to this; awful Syrian	diplomats are saying the best you get is momentum. on the battlefield, there's a stalemate, and there is a diplomatic stalemate as well. there's no syrians at the table yet. the iranians and the russians, they're pushing for a definition of what is a terrorist to decide which groups can come to the table, which cannot. the americans and their allies, they want a timetable for the departure of syria's president, bashar al-assad. the russians and the iranians say there's no reason for him to go. so the sides are still far apart. no one is yet willing to make compromises to bring a political solution to this awful syrian crisis.
NPR's Deb Amos. Deb, thank you.	npr's deb amos deb thank	NPR's Deb Amos Deb thank	npr's deb amos. deb, thank you.
Thank you.	thank	Thank	thank you.
Mental illness is hard to talk about, and that's true even with people who've grown up in this time of oversharing on social media. Today Kenny Malone of member station WNYC introduces us to a 24-year-old whose career is all about being open about mental health but who's also having trouble sharing her own mental health issues with her family.	mental, illness is hard to talk about and that's true. even with, people who've grown up in this time of oversharing on, social. media today kenny malone of member station wnyc introduces us to. a 24-year-old. whose career. is all about being open about mental health but who's also having trouble sharing her own mental. health issues with her	Mental illness is hard to talk about and that's. true even with people, who've grown up in. this time of. oversharing on social media Today Kenny Malone of member station WNYC introduces us to a 24-year-old whose career is all about being open about mental health but who's also having; trouble sharing her own, mental health issues with her	mental illness is hard to talk about, and that's true even with people who've grown up in this time of oversharing on social media. today kenny malone of member station wnyc introduces us to a 24-year-old whose career is all about being open about mental health but who's also having trouble sharing her own mental health issues with her family.
Rose has dealt with depression since high school. Typically she'd put her head down, focus on school and get through it. But during her senior year of college, Rose couldn't even focus on school anymore.	rose has dealt with depression since high school typically she'd put her head down focus on school and get through it but, during her senior year of college rose couldn't even focus on, school	Rose has dealt with, depression; since high school Typically she'd put her head, down focus on school and get through it But during her senior year of college Rose. couldn't even focus on school	rose has dealt with depression since high school. typically she'd put her head down, focus on school and get through it. but during her senior year of college, rose couldn't even focus on school anymore.
I was struggling. I was feeling depressed. I was feeling isolated. I was crying at Cheerios commercials, which is not normal.	i was. struggling i, was feeling depressed i was feeling. isolated i was, crying at cheerios, commercials, which is not	I was struggling I, was feeling depressed I was feeling isolated I was crying at Cheerios commercials which is not	i was struggling. i was feeling depressed. i was feeling isolated. i was crying at cheerios commercials, which is not normal.
Rose started seeing a therapist, and now she's in her third year of getting a Ph.D. in psychology - of becoming a therapist. We're only using first names to protect her patient-therapist relationships, but Rose is doing fine. She hasn't, however, shared anything about her own depression with her parents.	rose started seeing a therapist and now she's in her third year of getting a ph.d in psychology - of becoming a therapist we're only using first, names to protect her patient-therapist relationships but rose is doing fine she hasn't however; shared anything about, her own depression, with her	Rose started seeing a therapist and now she's in her third; year of getting a Ph.D in psychology - of becoming a therapist We're only using first names to protect her patient-therapist relationships but Rose is doing fine She hasn't however shared anything about her own depression with, her	rose started seeing a therapist, and now she's in her third year of getting a ph.d. in psychology - of becoming a therapist. we're only using first names to protect her patient-therapist relationships, but rose is doing fine. she hasn't, however, shared anything about her own depression with her parents.
I think probably the worst-case scenario was disappointing them.	i think probably the worst-case scenario was disappointing	I think probably the worst-case scenario was disappointing	i think probably the worst-case scenario was disappointing them.
There are a bunch of reasons Rose has never said anything, almost all of which stem from the fact that Rose grew up in the United States while her parents grew up in Pakistan.	there are a bunch of reasons rose has never said anything almost all of, which stem from the fact that, rose grew up in the united states while her parents, grew. up in	There are a bunch of. reasons Rose has never said anything almost all of which stem from the fact. that Rose grew. up in the United States while her parents grew up in	there are a bunch of reasons rose has never said anything, almost all of which stem from the fact that rose grew up in the united states while her parents grew up in pakistan.
My dad committed to moving to the United States when he was growing up.	my dad committed to moving to the united states when he, was growing	My dad committed to moving to the United States when he was growing	my dad committed to moving to the united states when he was growing up.
And he basically worked since he was nine years old...	and he basically worked since he was nine years	And he, basically, worked since he was nine years	and he basically worked since he was nine years old...
My mom got married from an arranged marriage, didn't really know her husband very well.	my mom got married from an arranged marriage didn't really know her husband very	My mom got married, from an arranged marriage. didn't really, know her husband very	my mom got married from an arranged marriage, didn't really know her husband very well.
...And then almost immediately moved to a new country.	...and then almost immediately moved to a new	...And then almost immediately. moved to a new	...and then almost immediately moved to a new country.
And started having children and...	and started having children	And started having children	and started having children and...
Couldn't really visit her family.	couldn't really visit, her	Couldn't really visit her	couldn't really visit her family.
Like, those are real problems. Those are huge struggles to have to deal with as a human.	like. those are, real. problems those are huge struggles to, have to deal with as a	Like those are real problems, Those are huge struggles to have to deal with as a	like, those are real problems. those are huge struggles to have to deal with as a human.
So on one hand, Rose felt like her own depression seemed frivolous by comparison. Plus, with her mom, there was this baggage.	so on one hand rose felt like her own depression seemed. frivolous by comparison plus; with her mom there was this	So. on. one hand Rose felt like her own depression seemed frivolous by comparison Plus with her mom there was this	so on one hand, rose felt like her own depression seemed frivolous by comparison. plus, with her mom, there was this baggage.
So I had moved out for college, and that's not really the norm for my cultural background. I was afraid that I was going to share this with her and the response would be, I told you it wasn't good for you to move out; you should've stayed home.	so i had moved out for. college and that's, not really the norm for my cultural; background i was afraid that i was going to share this with her and the response would be i told you it wasn't good for you to move out you should've stayed	So I, had moved out for college and that's not really the norm for my cultural, background I was afraid, that. I was going to share this with her and the response would be I told you it wasn't good for you to move out you should've. stayed	so i had moved out for college, and that's not really the norm for my cultural background. i was afraid that i was going to share this with her and the response would be, i told you it wasn't good for you to move out; you should've stayed home.
Which, on one hand, would be a sign that she was taking the problem seriously I guess but not recognizing that you, as an adult, can handle it.	which on one hand would be a sign that she was taking the problem seriously i guess but not; recognizing that you as, an adult can handle	Which on one hand would be a sign, that she was taking the problem seriously I guess but not recognizing that you as an; adult can handle	which, on one hand, would be a sign that she was taking the problem seriously i guess but not recognizing that you, as an adult, can handle it.
Right, exactly.	right	Right	right, exactly.
So Mama, will you introduce yourself?	so mama will you introduce,	So Mama will you introduce	so mama, will you introduce yourself?
My name is Selma. I live in Texas.	my name. is selma i, live in	My name is Selma I live. in	my name is selma. i live in texas.
A few weeks ago, Rose decided to take a huge step. As she and I were talking about this story, she realized this could be a good opportunity to tell her mother for the very first time about her struggles with depression. She agreed to record the conversation.	a few weeks ago rose decided to take a huge step as she and i were talking about this story she; realized this could be a good opportunity to tell. her mother for the very first time about her struggles with; depression she agreed to record the	A few weeks ago Rose decided to take a. huge step As she. and, I were talking about this story she realized this could be a good opportunity to tell her mother for the very first time about her struggles with depression She agreed to record the	a few weeks ago, rose decided to take a huge step. as she and i were talking about this story, she realized this could be a good opportunity to tell her mother for the very first time about her struggles with depression. she agreed to record the conversation.
I don't think I've ever asked you. How do you feel about my decision to be a psychologist? (Laughter) Complicated feelings.	i don't think i've ever asked you how do you feel about my decision to be a, psychologist? (laughter) complicated	I don't think I've ever asked you How do you feel about my decision to be, a. psychologist? (Laughter) Complicated	i don't think i've ever asked you. how do you feel about my decision to be a psychologist? (laughter) complicated feelings.
Yes.			yes.
One of the reasons Rose was interested in sitting down with her mom for this story was because she plans to do her thesis on this very kind of thing. In general, kids have trouble talking with the parents. But in Rose's case and for a lot of first-generation Americans, there's not just the generation gap. There's also a culture clash. Rose spends about 20 minutes tiptoeing up to her big confession.	one of the reasons rose was interested in sitting down with her mom for this story was because she plans to do her thesis on, this very kind of thing in general kids have trouble talking with the parents but in rose's case and for a lot of first-generation americans, there's not just the, generation gap there's also. a culture clash rose spends about 20 minutes tiptoeing up to her big	One of the reasons Rose was interested in sitting. down with her mom. for this. story was because she plans to, do her thesis on, this very kind. of thing In general kids have trouble, talking with; the. parents But in Rose's case and for a lot of first-generation Americans. there's, not just the generation gap There's also a. culture clash Rose spends about 20 minutes tiptoeing, up to her, big	one of the reasons rose was interested in sitting down with her mom for this story was because she plans to do her thesis on this very kind of thing. in general, kids have trouble talking with the parents. but in rose's case and for a lot of first-generation americans, there's not just the generation gap. there's also a culture clash. rose spends about 20 minutes tiptoeing up to her big confession.
I know you've seen family that's depressed. You've seen the symptoms like being cranky, sleeping a lot, not eating that much - those kinds of things. Did you ever notice any of that in me when I was living here or even now?	i know you've, seen family that's depressed you've seen the symptoms like being cranky sleeping a, lot not eating that much - those kinds of things did you ever notice any, of that in me when i was living here or even	I know you've seen family that's depressed You've. seen the symptoms like being cranky sleeping a lot not, eating that much - those kinds of things Did you ever notice any of that in me when I. was living here or even	i know you've seen family that's depressed. you've seen the symptoms like being cranky, sleeping a lot, not eating that much - those kinds of things. did you ever notice any of that in me when i was living here or even now?
No.			no.
You never noticed any of that?	you never noticed any of	You never noticed any of	you never noticed any of that?
I don't think so - you having this problem.	i don't think so - you. having this	I don't, think so - you having, this	i don't think so - you having this problem.
Well, it actually has been a problem for me.	well it, actually has been a problem for	Well it actually has been a problem for	well, it actually has been a problem for me.
I know, but I think so - this is not big problem.	i, know but, i think so - this is not big	I know but I think so - this is not big	i know, but i think so - this is not big problem.
OK. So you've noticed those things, but it's not a big problem?	ok so you've noticed those things but it's not, a big	OK So you've noticed those things but it's not a big,	ok. so you've noticed those things, but it's not a big problem?
Yeah.			yeah.
After that, Rose goes on for a while, explaining to her mom that she sort of hid her depression, and maybe that's why it didn't look like a big problem.	after, that rose goes on. for a while explaining to, her mom that she sort of hid her depression and maybe. that's why it didn't look like a, big	After that Rose goes on for a while explaining to her mom that she sort of hid her depression and, maybe that's why it didn't look like a big	after that, rose goes on for a while, explaining to her mom that she sort of hid her depression, and maybe that's why it didn't look like a big problem.
You have depression. I understand. You lived alone. Nobody talked to you, and I know this is a depression.	you have depression i understand. you lived alone nobody talked to you and, i know this is a	You have depression I. understand You. lived alone; Nobody talked to you and I know this is a	you have depression. i understand. you lived alone. nobody talked to you, and i know this is a depression.
But you know, I don't think it's because I live alone because I felt this way in high school when I lived here. Like, this isn't brand new. You know, when I was really worried about sharing that with you because I didn't want you to judge me, I didn't want you to think that I'm weak or broken. Do you think of me any differently?	but you know i don't think it's because i, live, alone, because i felt this way in high school when i, lived here like this isn't brand new you know when i was really worried; about sharing that with you because i didn't want you to. judge me i didn't, want you. to think that. i'm weak or broken do you think of me any	But you know I don't think it's. because I live alone because I felt this way in high school when I lived here Like this isn't brand new You know when I was really worried about, sharing that, with you because I didn't want, you to judge. me I didn't want you, to think that I'm; weak or broken Do you think of me any	but you know, i don't think it's because i live alone because i felt this way in high school when i lived here. like, this isn't brand new. you know, when i was really worried about sharing that with you because i didn't want you to judge me, i didn't want you to think that i'm weak or broken. do you think of me any differently?
No. We are proud of you. And you are a angel of our life.	no we are proud of you and you are a angel of our	No We are proud. of you And you are a angel of our	no. we are proud of you. and you are a angel of our life.
So after this conversation, what, if anything, do you think is going to change?	so after this conversation what if anything do you think is going to	So after. this conversation. what if anything do you think is going to	so after this conversation, what, if anything, do you think is going to change?