Deborrah

Veteran social researcher, relationship advice columnist, author and radio host. Author of hundreds of articles on American and black culture, gender issues, singles, dating and relationships. Author of "Sucka Free Love!" , "The 24 Types of Suckas to Avoid," "The Black Church - Where Women Pray and Men Pray," and "Why Vegan is the New Black" all available on Amazon.Com. Her unique voice and insightful commentary have delighted fans and riled haters for 20 years. Read her stuff on SurvivingDating.Com and AskHeartBeat.Com.

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Racist White Advice Columnists Cannot Help Black Women

. 12/12/2010 . 2 Comments

In August 2010, a young Black female that used the on-air name “Jade” called in to the Dr. Laura Schlessinger show seeking advice on how to handle her White husband and her husband’s redneck friends. Dr. Laura responded to her questions by repeatedly using the word “nigga!” – a total of 11 times in just five minutes. Isn’t it time for Dr. Laura’s old dried up racist ass to retire?

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Let’s Bring “NO!” Back to Parenting

. 12/08/2010 . 4 Comments

Why is it that so many parents are afraid to say the word “no!” to their children? I’ve observed parents being kicked, punched, yelled at, talked to with disrespect and whined half to death by their bratty, spoiled monsters. Why can’t they tell them to stop screaming, stop acting a fool, and do it now because I said so! Join me as I launch the Let’s Bring “NO!” Back campaign!

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Women, Self Esteem and Smart Dating Choices

. 12/06/2010 . 3 Comments

Self esteem means never begging for love or settling for less. A woman that values herself, her sexuality and heart would not try to maintain a relationship with a man that was not valuing and honoring her back.

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Raising the Academic Achievement Levels of Black Students

. 12/02/2010 . 5 Comments

School is NOT where the foundation for learning and future academic achievement should be established for black students. That process must begin at home. Here are some suggestions on how to create a positive learning environment for your future black scholar.

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11-28-10 Elite Black Men: Fantasy or Reality?

. 11/28/2010 . 2 Comments

What qualities would make a Black man “elite”? Is it possible that men who believe themselves to be “elite” are really just normal, average men doing what they are supposed to be doing and are nothing special at all?

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Heavy, Fat and Obese Single Women and Dating

. 11/27/2010 . 2 Comments

From her perceived sexual attractiveness and health – to social and romantic opportunities, being overweight or obese can affect every part of a woman’s life. Join the discussion.

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Deborrah “Aesop” Cooper Tells the Tale of The Fox and the Grapes

. 11/18/2010 . 1 Comment

An Aesop’s fable tells the story of a thirsty Fox and how he dealt with the frustration of not getting what he wanted. Excuse me while I add my own hood flava to it.

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Relationship Has Lost That Lovin’ Feeling…

. 11/18/2010 . 0 Comments

It kills me how young girls put so much emphasis on the fact that they have a baby by some fool like it means something important. Is a broken heart in this advice seeker’s future?

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The Urban Legend That is The Willie Lynch Letter

. 11/16/2010 . 11 Comments

Every few years a new generation of Black Americans see The Willie Lynch Letter for the first time and falls prey to the nonsensical fraud. Flatly, the Willie Lynch letter is an urban legend and there is no such person as Willie Lynch the slave trainer.

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Deborrah “Aesop” Cooper Tells the Tale of the Scorpion and The Frog

. 11/07/2010 . 5 Comments

The scorpion and the frog, Aesop’s timeless lesson about trusting those who do not deserve to be trusted is retold with hood flava.

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African American Bloggers Carnival

. 11/02/2010 . 0 Comments

Quality blogs run by Black bloggers promoted free by the African American Bloggers Carnival. Submit your blog post link here for consideration in our listing which means additional exposure for your quality writing.

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What Black Women Think About Street Harassment

. 10/29/2010 . 2 Comments

Street harassment is a form of sexual harassment and a common behavior of Black men. Some mistakenly believe their touching and words are no big deal; Sistah Girl explains why they need to get a clue!

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