A new study found that when resources were scarce, white people had different definitions of “black” and were less generous toward people with darker skin tones than toward people with lighter skin. Click on the link below to read more.
Click on the link below to read John Silvanus Wilson‘s, president of Morehouse College, about the worsening condition of African-American boys and men.
With over 21 years of community development experience, Braswell serves as the Executive Director of Fathers incorporated (FI). At Fathers Incorporated, he focuses on the need to reaffirm the benefit of fathers within the family service paradigm. Since 2004 the agencies’ main focus has been on the development of support and services for fathers. FI, a not-for-profit organization, serves as a leader in the promotion of Responsible Fatherhood and Mentoring. This international focus raises the awareness about, and combats the impact of father absence. Fathers Incorporated does this through the use of innovative social marketing and multi-media platforms, traditional communications, and product development. Braswell’s work seeks to expand the range of work in the fields of comprehensive and non-traditional family service models. For the past several years, Braswell has worked to change the current societal and cultural definition of family to include fathers.
Mr. Braswell will be this month’s guest on this month’s The Good Men Project Premium Members Google Hangout live tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Eastern. You will be able to watch the conversation live at: http://bit.ly/1jenHe3. Dr. Vibe will be hosting the conversation.
Please check out Kenneth’s latest project, the Faces of Fatherless Nation photo story that inspires Healing to greatness, despite Fatherlessness.
Is the data used to support a dropout crisis among black students in America are being misreported and used to support stigmatizing tactics wrong? Click on the link below to read more.
You will not meet a more dynamic, energetic and effective Television Writer/Producer, Communications Specialist and Digital Content Producer than Annie Apple. Fearless and outgoing, Annie is an exceptional writer with incredible interpersonal communication and conceptual skills and an infectious sense of humor. From “Weekend – Today Show”, “NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw”, to CNN’s “American Morning”, she’s worked with some of the top news programs and media organizations in the world. She’s also managed successful strategic communications, Media and Public Relations campaigns. Annie enjoys commenting on the never-ending complexities and comedies of the human experience.
– Her background including being born in West Africa and living in countries around the world
– Mother of three sons and one daughter
– Some of the challeges she faced when she came to America
– She had her first son when she was fifteen
– Her memories working at NBC News during 9/11
– What is Survivin America all about
– Why she wrote What Your Black Men Can Learn From The DeSean Jackson Discussion
– Explains her thoughts “on being more than who you are than being less than you are”
– The role of professional sports team in monitoring the actions of their players
– The media’s portrayal of black men
Popular Motivation Internet Radio with RikkiRJones on BlogTalkRadio
Dr. Vibe had the pleasure of being of being on the ‘Hand and Footprints” hosted by Rikki R. Jones as she discusses, questions, and celebrates the BLACK Man in the series “BLACK MAN 101”. Please take a listen.
