Black Gangs

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So while whites here spend their days looking for irrelevant bullshit like a test on taxation, they go right over a story about a black gang. You see white racist ignorance is willful and it involves the heavy use of bearing false witness.

The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father

The Dad Gang, an organization of black fathers on Long Island, is working to erase the myth of the absent black father. Founder Sean Williams says he was bothered by his neighbors’ surprise at seeing him so active in his child’s upbringing.

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Cool.

 

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Dr. Roberta L. Coles is a white college professor and an unlikely advocate for black fathers.

For the better part of a decade she has worked tirelessly collating a large body of research on an often-overlooked group — responsible African American dads, including black single custodial fathers.

Her latest offering is a forthcoming book on social fathers: men who play an important or central role in raising a child.

Unlike traditional definitions that focus on adoptive or stepfathers, Dr. Coles’ book, will include mentors which in the black community often act as role models for kids growing up in female-headed households.

Her most noticeable works on African American fathers are The Best Kept Secret: Single Black Fathers and The Myth of the Missing Black Father: The Persistence of Black Fatherhood in America.

While not attempting to romanticize fatherhood, both books set out to challenge negative stereotypes thrust on black males and fathers.

“It’s important to get it out there that that’s not the whole picture,” said Coles, a professor of sociology at Marquette University in Milwaukee. “People need to know there are men out their trying to do their best.”

Coles’ book The Best Kept Secret: Single Black Fathers puts the spotlight on single custodial fathers who have became lone parents through divorce, widowhood, adoption or cohabiting relationships simply falling apart.

Over five years she interviewed twenty black fathers mainly from Wisconsin who were bringing up their kids alone. What she discovered is many of these men had the option of transferring legal custody to a relative or state custody but significantly they choose to raise their children.

“The most common motivating factor given was they wanted to be the kind of father they had not had,” said Coles. “Some had absent fathers, they saw themselves as not being that father, breaking the cycle.”

“Their stories were so unique, complicated and interesting I feel in love with the project.” Though small in number, their intimate and personal stories provide a necessary counterweight to the predominant image of the absent black father, adds Coles.

She said her journey to research single black fathers was by chance after she discovered one of her students was raising his 9-year-old son alone. She felt compelled to do more research but soon discovered there hadn’t been anything written on the subject.

Responsible black fathers: America's best kept secret?

theGRIO REPORT - While not attempting to romanticize fatherhood, two new books set out to challenge negative stereotypes thrust on black males and fathers...

thegrio.com

And because of the lack of research, white racists have been able to run their mouths off about a percentage and assume things based on their racist beliefs.

 

[Snouter]

How Blacks can actually ejaculate into another in mind boggling. It is literally gay in the sense of how they all look the same nowadays. But yeah, they do not have the slightest idea about being a father since they are essentially retards with high testosterone, low Vitamin D because of the dark skin, etc. which comes back to bite them when they are 40 and have assorted diseases like prostate cancer.

 

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So while whites here spend their days looking for irrelevant bullshit like a test on taxation, they go right over a story about a black gang. You see white racist ignorance is willful and it involves the heavy use of bearing false witness.

The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father

The Dad Gang, an organization of black fathers on Long Island, is working to erase the myth of the absent black father. Founder Sean Williams says he was bothered by his neighbors’ surprise at seeing him so active in his child’s upbringing.

Voting merch that actually gives back to organizations making a difference

This voting merch actually gives back to organizations on the frontlines of voting education and empowerment.

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..while blacks look for irrelevant bullshit like police brutality, they murder 3000 blacks and graduate at lower levels = the REAL problems = cycle of self destruction = always will have problems

there is no police brutality problem

..there are 10 MILLION arrests per year--this is not counting traffic stops ..there are 30 million calls for police assistance ..and how many without--a--question--police caused murder/manslaughter deaths ??? let's go high and say 30 [ and 30 is a lot more than there really is ] ..that's 1...

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[MarcATL]

Dr. Roberta L. Coles is a white college professor and an unlikely advocate for black fathers.

For the better part of a decade she has worked tirelessly collating a large body of research on an often-overlooked group — responsible African American dads, including black single custodial fathers.

Her latest offering is a forthcoming book on social fathers: men who play an important or central role in raising a child.

Unlike traditional definitions that focus on adoptive or stepfathers, Dr. Coles’ book, will include mentors which in the black community often act as role models for kids growing up in female-headed households.

Her most noticeable works on African American fathers are The Best Kept Secret: Single Black Fathers and The Myth of the Missing Black Father: The Persistence of Black Fatherhood in America.

While not attempting to romanticize fatherhood, both books set out to challenge negative stereotypes thrust on black males and fathers.

“It’s important to get it out there that that’s not the whole picture,” said Coles, a professor of sociology at Marquette University in Milwaukee. “People need to know there are men out their trying to do their best.”

Coles’ book The Best Kept Secret: Single Black Fathers puts the spotlight on single custodial fathers who have became lone parents through divorce, widowhood, adoption or cohabiting relationships simply falling apart.

Over five years she interviewed twenty black fathers mainly from Wisconsin who were bringing up their kids alone. What she discovered is many of these men had the option of transferring legal custody to a relative or state custody but significantly they choose to raise their children.

“The most common motivating factor given was they wanted to be the kind of father they had not had,” said Coles. “Some had absent fathers, they saw themselves as not being that father, breaking the cycle.”

“Their stories were so unique, complicated and interesting I feel in love with the project.” Though small in number, their intimate and personal stories provide a necessary counterweight to the predominant image of the absent black father, adds Coles.

She said her journey to research single black fathers was by chance after she discovered one of her students was raising his 9-year-old son alone. She felt compelled to do more research but soon discovered there hadn’t been anything written on the subject.

Responsible black fathers: America's best kept secret?

theGRIO REPORT - While not attempting to romanticize fatherhood, two new books set out to challenge negative stereotypes thrust on black males and fathers...

thegrio.com

And because of the lack of research, white racists have been able to run their mouths off about a percentage and assume things based on their racist beliefs.

POWERFUL!!

 

[keepitreal]

So while whites here spend their days looking for irrelevant bullshit like a test on taxation, they go right over a story about a black gang. You see white racist ignorance is willful and it involves the heavy use of bearing false witness.

The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father

The Dad Gang, an organization of black fathers on Long Island, is working to erase the myth of the absent black father. Founder Sean Williams says he was bothered by his neighbors’ surprise at seeing him so active in his child’s upbringing.

Voting merch that actually gives back to organizations making a difference

This voting merch actually gives back to organizations on the frontlines of voting education and empowerment.

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The missing black father isn't a myth because it's true
That black men aren't involved in their children's lives is stereotype

I guess too many white people tune into Jerry, Maury and Steve
and have watched too many black stand up comedians perform
and seen this stereotypical portrayal in movies and tv shows using black actors
and, at least here in Chicago, watch their local news stations

That's why the Cosby Show was groundbreaking

Letting others know he is involved in his kids life, has a wife not a baby mama and is black
because the thought of whites thinking otherwise lives rent free in his head
does nothing to address the problem of the missing black father that actually exists

Seeing how he has a lovely home with an in ground pool in an upscale neighborhood
Maybe he can start a choices matter gang to help erase the myth
that blacks are victims of racism, not their choices, as being true

Blacks that can afford to, move in white areas for a reason

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

So while whites here spend their days looking for irrelevant bullshit like a test on taxation, they go right over a story about a black gang. You see white racist ignorance is willful and it involves the heavy use of bearing false witness.

The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father

The Dad Gang, an organization of black fathers on Long Island, is working to erase the myth of the absent black father. Founder Sean Williams says he was bothered by his neighbors’ surprise at seeing him so active in his child’s upbringing.

Voting merch that actually gives back to organizations making a difference

This voting merch actually gives back to organizations on the frontlines of voting education and empowerment.

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I bet there are like three of them.
"He was bothered"
Well if most blacks didn't dump their seed and move on like a pack animal people he wouldn't be so 'surprised'. Then, he could HONESTLY feel bothered.

 

[TNHarley]

Good. Hope this takes off.
However, its not a myth. Almost 60 percent of fatherless homes in thus country are black.
Im not sure lies will help them.

 

[Taz]

So while whites here spend their days looking for irrelevant bullshit like a test on taxation, they go right over a story about a black gang. You see white racist ignorance is willful and it involves the heavy use of bearing false witness.

The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father

The Dad Gang, an organization of black fathers on Long Island, is working to erase the myth of the absent black father. Founder Sean Williams says he was bothered by his neighbors’ surprise at seeing him so active in his child’s upbringing.

Voting merch that actually gives back to organizations making a difference

This voting merch actually gives back to organizations on the frontlines of voting education and empowerment.

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So what's the membership at? 3? Or 4?

 

[22lcidw]

Dr. Roberta L. Coles is a white college professor and an unlikely advocate for black fathers.

For the better part of a decade she has worked tirelessly collating a large body of research on an often-overlooked group — responsible African American dads, including black single custodial fathers.

Her latest offering is a forthcoming book on social fathers: men who play an important or central role in raising a child.

Unlike traditional definitions that focus on adoptive or stepfathers, Dr. Coles’ book, will include mentors which in the black community often act as role models for kids growing up in female-headed households.

Her most noticeable works on African American fathers are The Best Kept Secret: Single Black Fathers and The Myth of the Missing Black Father: The Persistence of Black Fatherhood in America.

While not attempting to romanticize fatherhood, both books set out to challenge negative stereotypes thrust on black males and fathers.

“It’s important to get it out there that that’s not the whole picture,” said Coles, a professor of sociology at Marquette University in Milwaukee. “People need to know there are men out their trying to do their best.”

Coles’ book The Best Kept Secret: Single Black Fathers puts the spotlight on single custodial fathers who have became lone parents through divorce, widowhood, adoption or cohabiting relationships simply falling apart.

Over five years she interviewed twenty black fathers mainly from Wisconsin who were bringing up their kids alone. What she discovered is many of these men had the option of transferring legal custody to a relative or state custody but significantly they choose to raise their children.

“The most common motivating factor given was they wanted to be the kind of father they had not had,” said Coles. “Some had absent fathers, they saw themselves as not being that father, breaking the cycle.”

“Their stories were so unique, complicated and interesting I feel in love with the project.” Though small in number, their intimate and personal stories provide a necessary counterweight to the predominant image of the absent black father, adds Coles.

She said her journey to research single black fathers was by chance after she discovered one of her students was raising his 9-year-old son alone. She felt compelled to do more research but soon discovered there hadn’t been anything written on the subject.

Responsible black fathers: America's best kept secret?

theGRIO REPORT - While not attempting to romanticize fatherhood, two new books set out to challenge negative stereotypes thrust on black males and fathers...

thegrio.com

And because of the lack of research, white racists have been able to run their mouths off about a percentage and assume things based on their racist beliefs.

The million man march.....before and after?

 

[IM2]

So while whites here spend their days looking for irrelevant bullshit like a test on taxation, they go right over a story about a black gang. You see white racist ignorance is willful and it involves the heavy use of bearing false witness.

The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father

The Dad Gang, an organization of black fathers on Long Island, is working to erase the myth of the absent black father. Founder Sean Williams says he was bothered by his neighbors’ surprise at seeing him so active in his child’s upbringing.

Voting merch that actually gives back to organizations making a difference

This voting merch actually gives back to organizations on the frontlines of voting education and empowerment.

news.yahoo.com

The missing black father isn't a myth because it's true
That black men aren't involved in their children's lives is stereotype

I guess too many white people tune into Jerry, Maury and Steve
and have watched too many black stand up comedians perform
and seen this stereotypical portrayal in movies and tv shows using black actors
and, at least here in Chicago, watch their local news stations

That's why the Cosby Show was groundbreaking

Letting others know he is involved in his kids life, has a wife not a baby mama and is black
because the thought of whites thinking otherwise lives rent free in his head
does nothing to address the problem of the missing black father that actually exists

Seeing how he has a lovely home with an in ground pool in an upscale neighborhood
Maybe he can start a choices matter gang to help erase the myth
that blacks are victims of racism, not their choices, as being true

Blacks that can afford to, move in white areas for a reason

It's a myth and you're a racist white woman so you can go find a dick and do your job. Racist *****.

 

[IM2]

Good. Hope this takes off.
However, its not a myth. Almost 60 percent of fatherless homes in thus country are black.
Im not sure lies will help them.

It's a myth white boy. Understand that you've been misinformed.

 

[TNHarley]

Good. Hope this takes off.
However, its not a myth. Almost 60 percent of fatherless homes in thus country are black.
Im not sure lies will help them.

It's a myth white boy. Understand that you've been misinformed.

No it's not. You are just a liar. We all know it. You do it constantly

 

[TNHarley]

So while whites here spend their days looking for irrelevant bullshit like a test on taxation, they go right over a story about a black gang. You see white racist ignorance is willful and it involves the heavy use of bearing false witness.

The Dad Gang: shattering the myth of the missing black father

The Dad Gang, an organization of black fathers on Long Island, is working to erase the myth of the absent black father. Founder Sean Williams says he was bothered by his neighbors’ surprise at seeing him so active in his child’s upbringing.

Voting merch that actually gives back to organizations making a difference

This voting merch actually gives back to organizations on the frontlines of voting education and empowerment.

news.yahoo.com

The missing black father isn't a myth because it's true
That black men aren't involved in their children's lives is stereotype

I guess too many white people tune into Jerry, Maury and Steve
and have watched too many black stand up comedians perform
and seen this stereotypical portrayal in movies and tv shows using black actors
and, at least here in Chicago, watch their local news stations

That's why the Cosby Show was groundbreaking

Letting others know he is involved in his kids life, has a wife not a baby mama and is black
because the thought of whites thinking otherwise lives rent free in his head
does nothing to address the problem of the missing black father that actually exists

Seeing how he has a lovely home with an in ground pool in an upscale neighborhood
Maybe he can start a choices matter gang to help erase the myth
that blacks are victims of racism, not their choices, as being true

Blacks that can afford to, move in white areas for a reason

It's a myth and you're a racist white woman so you can go find a dick and do your job. Racist *****.

Says a racist