taraji p. hensonaunched a free virtual therapy sup campaign to help people access mental health services who otherwise couldn't afford it. we talked about that and much more, so check it out. taraji p. henson, welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> yes, thanks for having me. >> trevor: how are you holding up in quarantine? your hair looks great. >> thank you! i've learned to do a lot in this quarantine, and this is one of the projects. i'm getting better each and every time. the first time, it took me three days. this time, it took me four hours? no -- yeah, four hours. >> trevor: wow. you've always been an advocate for mental health issues. you've always spoken out about it, you've always encouraged people to talk about it, share about it, get the help they need, remove all the stigmas in talking about mental health, and i've always appreciated you. i know your foundation is going doing something around coronavirus. tell us. >> we doing a covid 19 virtual fundraiser. we're offering five therapy s

taraji p. henso henson.ization seeks to end stigma of mental health in the african-american community. and the founder of the mental health nonprofit, the acoma project. thank you so much both of you for being with us. taraji, it's great to have you with us. this virus, i mean, it's been especially hard on people of color, black and brown people in this country. also people who have been on the front lines and they've been able to, because of the sacrifices they are making, they've been able to keep a lot of other people staying at home. and so a lot of people, you know, the deaths that we have seen, many of them are front line workers who have been infected on the job. i'm wondering, what made you get involved in this and what do you hope to do? >> oh, what made me get involved is -- well, first, me recognizing my own battles with anxiety and depression. and then when covid happened, i just -- my heart went out and i just knew that people were suffering. and they're suffering alone in isolation. i'm black.

taraji p. henson -- also want to thank you all of you who wrote in with your questions. if you didn't get your question answered tonight the discussion continues. the news continues with chris cuomo. >>> okay, i'm chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. we have breaking news on our watch. minneapolis streets are filled with screams for justice upon word that no charges have yet been filed in the death of geor geor george lloyd. the mayor declared a local emergency after two nights of what you're looking at right now. escalation. it is a rebellion or a riot depending on whom you ask. either way don't miss the symptoms for the sickness. what you're seeing in minneapolis started for a reason. the video of floyd's death, and it is disturbing. i'm supposed to tell you to look away if it's too much for you, but i say too many are too quick to dismiss the reaction on these streets because you don't absorb the reality. so maybe we all need to look at a video like this and let it sink in. what you see is what it is. a black man, monday handcuffed, a white cop kneeling on his neck. an