Posts Tagged ‘men’
Ask Monica: Miscarriage and the unspoken effect on men
Why don’t men get the same attention as women after experiencing a miscarriage? Learn what Monica Bey has to say about how men can navigate the grieving process after experiencing the loss of a child.
Read MoreIdris Elba has been given this title for his good looks
Idris Elba has been named People‘s Sexiest Man Alive for 2018. The “Luther” star has been handed the annual honor y the publication, which last year went to country singer Blake Shelton, and he admitted it was an “ego boost” to receive the news. Asked what he thought about his triumph, he said: “I was like, ‘Come on,…
Read MoreDetroit Recovery Project to tackle opioid epidemic at upcoming conference
In honor of National Recovery Month, Detroit Recovery Project Inc. is hosting the Black Men’s Healing Conference: Solutions to the Opioid Epidemic on Friday, Sept. 14, in Detroit. “We’re just trying to have a real conversation and increase awareness with the brothers. Everything starts and ends with your health and taking care of your health,” said Andre Johnson, president…
Read MoreRobert Shakhan: Fight opioid addiction or brace for the worst
Father and community advocate Robert Shakhan is a recovery coach for the Detroit Recovery Project Inc. His passion is bringing healing to people who have experienced trauma or severe life stressors due to drug addiction. As a certified drug and alcohol counselor, Shakhan is trained in treatment, recovery support and relapse prevention. He will be one…
Read MoreSamuel Simmons: Racial trauma tied to Black men’s health
Sam Simmons has more than 28 years of experience as an alcohol and drug counselor and behavioral consultant in Minneapolis, who specializes in practical, culturally sensitive and trauma-informed work with African American males and their families. He is scheduled to deliver the keynote address during the Black Men’s Healing Conference: Solutions to the Opioid Epidemic” organized…
Read MoreLawrence Kenyatta: Black community ‘in crisis mode’ with drugs, violence, more
Lawrence Kenyatta has dedicated his life to working in the field of substance abuse prevention, treatment and recovery. Having witnessed the devastation that drug abuse has caused his community, he advocates and educates individuals across the state of Michigan about the consequences of substance abuse. He is executive producer of two documentaries, Fratricide I and Fratricide…
Read MoreEnter for chance to win tickets to BB&T Atlanta Open Tennis
An ATP World Tour men’s tennis tournament will take place July 21 – July 29 at Atlantic Station! Returning champs, John Isner and the Bryan Brothers, along with Jack Sock and Ryan Harrison, will return to vie for the singles and doubles titles. See top world class tennis players: https://www.bbtatlantaopen.com/ Enter to win a FREE ticket! <a…
Read MoreMyron ‘Magic’ Giggua discusses his 1st Father’s Day
Myron Magic Giggua has been riding the airwaves for more than 20 years, “Making the Ladies Happy.” The San Francisco native was dubbed the “gentleman of the airwaves” by the legendary Jack The Rapper. Magic started his professional radio career at the historic Carter Broadcasting station HOT 103 JAMZ in Kansas City, home of world-famous…
Read MoreBeard Swag launches products and brings awareness to No Shave November
November is known for the Thanksgiving holiday that everyone looks forward to all year. It is also the month where men put their clippers down and go without shaving, making the month No Shave November. During this month, men all over the world grow their hair out (facial and head) to bring awareness about cancer…
Read MoreTyrone Parker pens new, necessary book: ‘Dinner Date Etiquette for a Gentleman’
Tyrone Parker pens new, necessary book: Dinner Date Etiquette for a Gentleman. Tell us about your education and professional experience. I went to undergrad at North Carolina A&T. I have a B.S. in computer science. I have an MBA and a business certificate from Keller School of Business. I am an adjunct professor in business…
Read MoreAuthor Shane suggests Kanye’s ‘workout plan’ is the key to successful dating
Author Shane has some harsh advice for women wondering why they haven’t found their Mr. Right. “Ladies, workout 24/7 and get a banging body. Men stack your money and drive something foreign. If you do this, potential is no longer needed and you’ll win,” he says. While for some this may be a tough pill…
Read MoreFormer pro-athlete Jay Barnett discusses depression in the Black community
With recent reports of Kanye West’s and Kid Cudi’s mental conditions trending in the media, depression is finally becoming a topic that is being addressed in the black community. One individual who is acknowledging and addressing the stigmas related to mental illness and depression is actor and former NFL player Jay Barnett. Barnett has been…
Read More100 lies they’ll tell you about your sexual assault in college
This list is dedicated to all of the young women I’ve taught at the collegiate level since 2001. Those who’ve struggled with their assaults in the light and in the dark. You mustn’t believe anything below. They will tell you, you wanted it. Maybe just a little … Right? Deep down inside This was your fantasy Your…
Read MoreAn even swap ain’t no swindle
There was a point in my life when I used to feel sorry for men that I personally knew being used for their money and connections. But recently I have taken a different perspective. They are grown men and at the end of the day, an even swap ain’t no swindle. When a man is…
Read MoreThis is getting ridiculous
Day after day after day, I receive advice emails from women who are in the most ridiculous of situations with men. Often the men are at least 10-25 years their senior, still living from pillar to post, but their sex game is so strong, the women are delusional. The women believe that they can change the…
Read MoreFord teams up with Big Sean and former Detroit Mayor Dave Bing for Men of Courage initiative
Ford Motor Company Fund is launching a new national initiative around Men of Courage, a program that honors and amplifies the accomplishments of African American men around the country. Men of Courage was launched last year in Detroit as a pilot program
Read MoreWomen and sex from a man’s perspective
In Proclivities: A Pop Culture Odyssey, author Jay Alan Reeves humorously details his thoughts on sex, relationships and feminism from a male perspective. “Women are the most compelling proclivity of all,” Reeves says. “Our genetic components attract us to women, but our learned gender differences often muddle the process of connecting with them on the…
Read More9 things you didn’t know about sex trafficking
Sex trafficking is an issue that is becoming more prevalent as the economy worsens and opportunities decrease. From girls walking the streets to hustling on social media platforms, it shows no sign of decreasing. Here are nine things you didn’t know about sex trafficking. Atlanta is the top city for sex trafficking for minors. While…
Read MoreMoving beyond the silence of domestic violence with Kenneth Braswell
When brothers get together and speak about domestic violence, many things can come from this discussion. It is very challenging and helpful to engage one another so that we can do better. Addressing the problem is critical for most men. Oddly enough, we typically only hear about domestic violence from a woman’s point of view. Below,…
Read More5 clues that your man is cheating on you
Atlanta author and self-proclaimed proud side bish (beautiful, intelligent, successful and happy side chick) Antoinette Smith doesn’t have much advice for women thinking their man is faithful. “I don’t believe men are faithful, but there are some situations where he could be better than others,” she says. Since launching T-shirts and promotional materials celebrating her relationship…
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