- Dec 24, 2008
- 50
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If you have no faith in the Men that come from your womb, and the womb of women just like you, then have no faith.
Sistah Destee .... I salute the strength of impact in your post, and bow to one who is like-minded
Peace x
If you have no faith in the Men that come from your womb, and the womb of women just like you, then have no faith.
Sistah Destee .... I salute the strength of impact in your post, and bow to one who is like-minded
Peace x
As a woman I one day want a husband, family and nice home but as a black woman have to face the fact that almost of have of the black women today are not married and statistics show that they may never be married and that this problem is growing even worse only among black women and not other races of women in the U.S.. With 12 percent of African-American men ages 20 to 34 are in jail or prison, black women out-numbering black men and with 6.6 % of black men are married to white women, this cuts the changes down that black women will have the same home-life, loving companionship and marriages that other women have.
So we need to rethink our strategies and goals about life and be open to dating and marrying not just black men but white men and other nonblack men also. There is nothing that a brother can do for you that a good decent nonblack man can't plus white and other nonblack men tend marry eariler in life and way more than black men will. If you are already married to a good black man then I say congrats and this post doesn't really concern you because I am directing this to the many single sisters out here.
I feel black men (more than us) are getting out of the confinds and living their lives with what ever race and as they see fit.
I know that's right and am gratful those days are over but just because pain and sufferage was the history of the black woman doesn't mean it has to be our furture.
True !
I am now already involved with a wonderful white man who treats me like a queen.