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Part II or Tracy Renee Jones’ emotional conversation with her estranged birth mother.
“I got the ‘Welcome to New York’ speech twice. Thank you, but I was welcomed by the drunkard who shoved me into a concrete wall and countless homeless men pissing and masturbating on the train a long time ago. No matter what, this is not okay and no woman should be subjected to that.”
I am a proud conservative republican and Mitt Romney supporter. With the level of vitriol hurled at black conservatives, I was not going to chime in as I think “why bother” sometimes this is not my fight. But I have a right to my say and views as much as anyone else. I don’t insult anyone who feels differently, nor do I resort to name calling because I disagree politically with anyone.
Having said that, I am by no means a defender of the Mormon faith but knowing what I know, I could not stand by and let some of the assumptions I have seen go unchallenged.
This is a bit late but Maxi Me brought this video to my attention and it is just too funny. Had to share.
At a meet up group in Oakland called, “Sisters with White Misters,” I discussed my disastrous first meeting with my white in-laws, and gives tips and strategies of how couples can overcome these challenges.
To continue the conversation regarding the issues we see displayed by certain females of the Black Community I decided to dissect a few contributing factors that may have led us here.
In the latest we-already-knew-that-news,” A third of families headed by single mothers are in poverty, and they are four times more likely than married-couple families to be poor. The disparity is on the rise, and as the number of single mothers grows, analysts are debating if more marriages could mean less poverty.”
Tamera Mowry was attacked last night on Twitter because she dared complain about the interruptions Joe Biden made during the vice presidential debates. She wasn’t just attacked on her politics, but with her choice in husbands.
A bus driver uppercuts a teenager after she throws the first punch. Was he justified in saying “If you wanna act like a man, I’ll treat you like a man”?
New York City’s controversial “stop and frisk” policy is questioned when one 17-year-old records the harassment and threats of violence from the police. But some say neighborhoods support it to reduce crime.
Black women catch so much flack for seeking interracial relationships. Now black bloggers are targeting K. Michelle and her unapologetic preference for white men.
Pro-interracial websites has become the GAT-DL’s new favorite whipping toy. Various bloggers across the web cluck their tongues on how and which manner is acceptable for black women to swirl. Toni takes a serious look at what this new gaslighting tactic is all about.