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Strange Fruit Is Still Hanging Over America: Yet Black People Don’t Hang Ourselves From Trees. So Why Are We Still Trying to Survive Collective Problems Individually? (opens the original)
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We became deeply invested in stories of Black exceptionalism because there’s something affirming about watching someone surpass the limitations imposed upon them. The success of individuals does not resolve the conditions confronting the group they belong to.” Read more
The DL Man Pandemic: When a Man Wants the Safety of Being Loved Without the Risk of Being Fully Known, Forgetting That Deception Creates a Spiritual Debt the Truth Eventually Comes to Collect (opens the original)
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There is a spiritual weight to deceiving a woman you’ve intertwined your body, energy, and life with. When you’ve become one with someone through that level of intimacy, what you refuse to confront within yourself doesn’t remain yours alone. Eventually, she feels the weight of something she never knowingly agreed to carry.” Read more
What Happens to Black Collective Power When Nobody Can Pay Attention? Why Black Power Requires More Than Going Viral (opens the original)
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One creates a moment of attention. The other is where collective power begins.” Read more
Black Men Don’t Cheat: Why Are We Still Asking Whether a Man Loves His Woman Instead of Asking Whether He Has Become a Man Who Has Developed the Character to Honor and Protect That Love? (opens the original)
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Giving someone room to grow when their effort is sincere can be an expression of love, but patterns deserve to be taken seriously. You can believe deeply in someone’s capacity to change and still recognize when their behavior is revealing something within them they have yet to be honest with themselves about. Read more
Black Boys Were Taught How to Carry Responsibility Before They Were Taught How to Carry Emotion: The Childhood Lessons That Follow Men Into Love, Fatherhood, and Intimacy (opens the original)
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before anyone teaches him what to do with sadness, shame, loneliness, or grief. Read more
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