A Note to My Father, on His Deathbed
A son navigates the painful memories of their relationship, filled with misplaced gifts and unanswered questions.
A son navigates the painful memories of their relationship, filled with misplaced gifts and unanswered questions.
Haunted by memories of my father's violence and addiction, I struggle with the growing expectation to forgive and reconnect.
Financial education can be as important (albeit less awkward) than the birds & bees talk.
He isn’t sure about his place as a young man in society. He is not alone.
This and many other important lessons my dad taught me.
There are long-held beliefs that Black men are absent in the lives of their children. This should not be a sweeping statement.
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What does it mean to be a Black man in modern society?
Our adult behavior is the real instructor of children.
Today's TV dads are creating their legacy away from the shadow of a predator.
It's a stressful time, but you can do this.
If so, stop being so damn hard on yourself, Pops
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I always laughed at the word ‘toxic,’ but this Facebook group was a real wake-up call.
My ex and I have set aside our problems for our children’s sake. The real challenge is getting our friends and family to understand
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Expect the unexpected and embrace the unpredictable as you get ready to have kids.
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Guiding them as if they're teenagers isn't going to work
Society doesn’t expect much from Black men, which makes showing up as fathers that much more crucial.
Sometimes, for fathers who abandon their children, there’s no coming back.
How do you grieve someone you barely knew?
Making your kids squirm is an important fatherhood tradition.
My mother is dying and it's killing my father to watch his wife wither.
I didn’t have my pops around growing up. That’s why I’m doing it differently.
There are no how-to books and few examples for black men on how we are supposed to age gracefully in America, so we go at it alone.
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I grew up knowing you clean the bone or go hungry. He grew up eating organic blueberries. Turns out, that gap’s harder to bridge than I thought.
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