“My family is my world. I live and breathe for my girls, my wife and two daughters. Now that doesn’t mean that my immediate and
With the economy in its current state, more and more people are living at home with their parents to make ends meet. It can make
Last week, I focused on what women look for in a man. So, of course, I had to share what men look for in a
For a culture driven by viral friends, likes and followers, Facebook has finally thrown a wrench in the narcissistic wheel that is social media, by adding the
I could not begin to estimate how many people have emailed me over the years wishing bad karma on one or all of their exes.
“World-class cities have world-class arts and culture.” –Atlanta mayor Kasim Reed Fahamu Pecou really is the –ish, as stated on his social media handles. An
As the conversation on race relations in America continues to evolve, our nation’s thought leaders are beginning to step forward to offer their much-needed input
As the fight for prison reform in America continues to gain momentum, Dr. Benjamin F Chavis Jr. has successfully stepped to the forefront to be
Prison reform continues to be a hotbutton topic, particularly within the Black community. As the executive director of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers,
Recently, I received an advice email from a Black woman who was dating a White man who was treating her good, wanted the same things out
“We brought the kids to Marvel Universe LIVE! to spark their imagination and to thrill their senses. The Avengers also demonstrated how collective talents are the
Every woman has a laundry list of attributes they desire in a mate. It could be his height, skin tone, shoe size or perhaps, the
Parents who give their teens a smartphone need to be aware o the dangers of sexting. Teens can be very creative when exchanging messages right
There are nearly two million pictures uploaded daily to Instagram tagged #Relationshipgoals. Most of the pictures caption celebrities enjoying each other amid a lavish lifestyle.
[jwplatform jeQTXfw1] Atlanta’s Center for Civil & Human Rights held a welcome reception for Atlanta Black Pride this past weekend. The meetup premiered an HIV/AIDS
If you watch the news, teen sexting seems to be on the rise. But parents of teens should be concerned about the ramifications when teens engage
“How can you watch that crap?” a colleague asked me. Her word choice revealed her disdain, rather than her curiosity. She wasn’t really asking about my
Yesterday, beginning at about 8 a.m. African Americans from throughout the country exited Interstate 20 at Boulevard, made a left turn and descended upon Atlanta’s
With the Labor Day weekend traditionally signaling the official end of summer, people usually look to get out for one last hurrah before the fall
The other night, I was watching television and there was a segment about people disappearing out of relationships without a word. At first, it made
