Just a Thought Today

Sometimes the best fight in the battle to save our children is to stand still and let life teach them the best lessons. To do this can be painful and requires faith but pays the return on your investment. Be strong for your children and just do it.

Lamar Odom, Khloe Kardashian's 'Unbreakable' Ad: Couple Creates Unisex Fragrance (VIDEO)

Towards the end of this ad it sounds like they are calling this "a new sex fragrance"­? A better name for this foolishnes­s is "P Whooped". I can't wait to see what kinda lames run out to get samples. Oh and please don't be caught buying this cheezy "sex fragrance"­. Lamar what's happened man? "Do you think Malcom X died" for you to go out like a chump. I'm just saying.

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Beyonce: 'Single Ladies' Dance Causes Uproar Amongst Parents

Beyonce: 'Single Ladies' Dance Causes Uproar Amongst Parents

Nothing can replace great parenting. The real parents of the world aren't concern with this foolishness because they don't allow TV, video games or gangs babysit for them. As for this viral video of the girl dance troop, on it's face the performance was great but how did it slip past the parents of these girls. If it's my daughter the instructor and I would have had a discuss well ahead of the performance/competition. Celebs are not your role models. Also what Victoria's Secret sells baby lingerie? I'm just saying.

Woman Quits Six Figure Career to Find a Husband on the Highways

Now hear is a black woman determined to put herself out there to find a husband. Former South Florida (Miami) anchorwoman Julia Yarbough quits her six figure job to hit the highways in search for a potential husband. Julia says in response to naysayer that call her desperate "I don't need a man, I want a man, there's a difference". Whether you agree with her or not you have to admit she's got some balls. I find website that chronicles the adventures of her search entertaining as hell. Check it out. www.highwaytoahusband.com

How Does It Feel to Be a Black, Female, Single Problem?

Although the conversation is getting old because nothing concrete ever comes of it, I think it's worth having. The "black family" is becoming extinct and here lies the greatest concern for our community. There are multiple problems that contribute to the demographic statics but there has to be a committment to addressing the problems at a very personal level. One consistant theme I find in having "the conversation" is that black women are given to listening mainly to others sharing their view/challenges and completely discounting the input of men willing to honestly share their perspective.
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