Category: Fatherhood

I've been a single mom for seven years and two months now and it remains the biggest chip on my shoulder - how did I manage to make such great children, yet I'm left raising them alone? Another statistic to the single, black successful female (addicted to retail). Often the argument is that if a father takes care of the child

The fact that fathers may have procreated children with several mothers, and that mothers may have borne children fathered by more than one man, make even the first assumption a rough one

From this grew a research network with strong outreach to men. The imagery of fatherhood remained strong, showing the many forms that fatherhood took and recognising men who assumed fatherhood.

''I'm going to be a good father, I'm going to be there for my kids and support them and and and....'' Here’s the fine print that no one tells you about: Being a 'good father' comes at a cost. The world won't stop to accommodate your 'good father-dom'.

Raising a boy has been a very interesting experience, I know nothing about the sport and I've realized that friends have aroused his interest in famous soccer teams, stereotypically I feel that's a "dad thing".

‘If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound?’ If a black man’s heart cries in a crowd and no one hears it, does it make a sound? Would you like to give him a solution? Would you like to tell him what to do? Tell him how to be ok?