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.
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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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!
A sad young man reflects on the errors he made in his former relationship and shares his newfound understanding to help other men avoid making the same mistakes.
Tonight we’ll discuss the questions you can ask and share experiences as well as tips on what to look for that will let you know he or she is a stone cold LOSER.
Young White male wonders why his Black friends never had much interest in swimming when they were kids. Why would someone never learn how to swim or even want to? Ms. HeartBeat has the answer.
In the first video of the Sistah Girl series, she sits down and has a chat with the #1 man in her life about the future of their relationship. The catch is her boo thang just happens to be Bishop Eddie Long!
No! is a complete sentence. Yet when told “No!” most men’s response is not “okay then” but instead “well, why not?” or “you’ll like it if you try it” or “come on!” This pressure puts females on the defensive and is really nothing but a denial of women’s right to say “NO!” Discussion of why men refuse to take no for an answer.
It’s been a year and I never moved on. He’s not letting me move on. He calls and explains how hard it is for him to live without me and I believe him and take him back then he cheats on me. This has happened four times…
Can Black people accept that to break free of limitations placed on our minds, achievements and relationships by Christianity, it may require that we remove the Bible from our lives? Jeremiah Camara guests.
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