Well said, sir.

X gets the square! I've noticed this same crap for years. From women, I can understand - but from the boys and men? "I feel this, I feel that" - it's absolutely disgusting. On occasion, I'll say something like "Hey brother, thanks for sharing. But 10 people can feel 10 different ways about one single thing. You told me what you feel - I'm interested in what you think". Almost every time I get that Victrola dog look. Forty years of American public schools has brought us to this. A bunch of Feel Robots governed by their emotions, so wrapped up in their feelings that if you disagree with their opinion they get hostile - because they cannot separate themselves from their feelings and so your disagreement is seen as an afront to...

Coming from a black male (one of 10 children) all raised by our biological parents, this topic sucks. It sucked 20yrs ago and it will suck the same 20yrs from now. This program, that program, this political party or that one, money spent here or there - all bull crap. And any of you proposing different initiatives/actions that are created outside of the family circle, though you mean well, understand that you're just an enabler and part of the problem. When the collective black community itself makes the decision to value education and take steps to promote family cohesion and self-reliance, it doesn't matter what program you package and toss over our fence. It will fail, and you know it. To all non-black people, do us blacks a...

As a black male in his 40s with 4 sisters, I have to admit that I cannot understand the modern black woman.

In this day and time, you have to WANT to have a baby, and REALLY WANT IT.

Before the sexual act your have birth control pills, IUDs, shots and "NO". During the act, you have condoms, jellies, and alternate methods of satisfaction. After the act, you have morning-after pills, and (God-forbid) abortions clear out to the THIRD TRIMESTER, and after birth you can drop the child off like warm trash at the local fire dept. no questions asked.

So the black woman has the power of life and death and a rainbow of colors in-between, yet the color of death is the one most commonly chosen.

It's no wonder you...