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Choose women wisely – to life they can be the seeds that bring about a rich and prospereous life but if they were to be a liability then expect your powers to be removed like Sampson after Delilah cut his hair. Consider THESE before wifing her

As a child I often wondered why my mother was single – was it because of her head strong take no prisoners attitude? Was it because she was a single mother of two? Or was it because she is African? Thoughts like that aren’t the ones any child should process before he even learned how to tie a shoe lace, but I’m sure many black men will find a way to relate to those opening lines.

Unfortunately Tyler Perry is not just showing a black culture that is in need of leadership, that it’s ok to be s transvestite by creating a multi-billion dollar empire through his Madea character, he also gives us a horrible black stereotypes on how a black woman should be through these movies…

Though there have been variables in the ingredients used to make up the conversation and I have found myself on both sides of the shtick, they all often ended with me having to prove that the perception is wrong, as a black man I love darker skinned women and naturally am faster attracted to darker skinned women. Translation? I liked Destiny’s Child because of Kelly Rowlands, but business is business and when it comes to the

His advice was sound but clichéd at times, until he said to me, “Be glad you got out of that relationship while still having your balls, your soul and your sanity. You look at the streets, most bums… most bums are bums because their story traces back to a woman.”

Womanhood means to be nature, the nurturer, the bringer of new life, the love, the voice, reason, the tenderness, and care. Those are just a fraction of what makes up the power of womanhood.

Under any form of oppression there is a resistance that builds up in to a backlash, and this is where we get the STRONG black woman appearing

Perception is a huge key to all interaction. We make decisions based…

Beyond our masks we hide our true characters, and for us to…