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I went to Washington, D.C. on the weekend that was set aside for the memorial dedication of the new monument to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Real men don’t wear ‘Coo-Lots’ or capris…
I don’t have anything against men wearing cargo shorts or knee-length jean shorts as a style, per se. But ...
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Boys in the summertime What could go right?
So, what could go wrong for urban boys in the summertime? A lot… What could go right? Almost as much.
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Becoming the ‘Man of the House’ 2011
The need for empowerment of single mothers, the crisis of youth crime and violence, and failed educational mandates are all serious issues that have contributed greatly to the dysfunction in so many homes.
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The strange attraction of pretty young girls, to young urban thugs
Over the past two to three decades, we have witnessed a steady decline in the appearance, demeanor and ethics of young urban men… at least to some observers.
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Abusers are the virus…and victims need a cure
A preliminary report issued last week by The 110 Institute provided a framework for tackling the broad issues of domestic violence in Memphis and Shelby County.
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An immature Memphis faces a very grown-up discussion
It seems as if God has intervened in Memphis to bring “pubescent” males and ambitious females in local leadership positions together on a collision course with the very thing they (and we) have avoided for so long.
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MCS and the City Council…They deserve each other
The Memphis City School Board and the Memphis City Council deserve each other. But these two star-crossed lovers aren’t likely to find the closeness that would make them both whole.
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African-American Leadership – or the lack thereof – in Memphis 2010
The situation is critical. Our hometown is facing a leadership crisis that could stifle the growth and development of children and citizens for another decade or two.
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CHALLENGES – ‘Real Life’ for the young single mother
It is encouraging to see people still trying to improve their lives, yet shameful that adults in America would be so uninformed and “behind the curve” that leads them to possible economic and career success.
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