How Do We Change Image?

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1. 💯 👍🏻

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2. No group is perfect – and that includes Black men and Black women – but I also think we need to push back against narratives that reinforce falsehoods about Black men. I publicly stated my revulsion of The Color Purple and declined all offers from friends to attend a screening. I explained why. I also post on my social media about heroic, positive Black men and there are so so many of them. Most of all, I elevate accurate statistics that dispel negative myths about Black men.

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3. How can we start a campaign for the black family repair? Let’s get the man back in the home as a husband. Let’s get wives to forfeit their maleness from “thinking like a man”, and learn to love and their husbands. Raise their children in this two parent infrastructure called a family teaching others to do the same. We could transform a generation in a decade.

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4. Women need to do some real homework and understand their role in the matrix. The overwhelming majority of black men are good men. The media, the sisterhood, and the color purple have negatively tainted the imagery of men. No race of other women publicly throw their men under the bus. Ladies….. put those overpriced PhD's to work and tappl
   ke actionable steps toward reality with your heads high and hearts open. Break the chains please. Men desire Cooperative Wives for nuclear family success. Today's man is better informed on marriage risk factors that never benefits a man. A good husband isn't free.

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