Hi, I recently read a blurb from your book enduring bonds after finding your old post clarifying the claim that black women are the most educated group in the US and you were so respectful and earnest in you critique that I wanted to hear more from you on social and cultural formation. I can't afford you're book right now but I would be interested in hearing more of your thought of how systemic oppression/inequality , nonorthodox or broken families, and culture/race/sexual identity all inform each other. If you have the time and are interested my message me here and I can provide my email. Hope you are having a nice day.
Why do you barely mention any positive attributes about fathers? Your material is extremely bias and quite frankly paints a negative picture about men.
Hi, I recently read a blurb from your book enduring bonds after finding your old post clarifying the claim that black women are the most educated group in the US and you were so respectful and earnest in you critique that I wanted to hear more from you on social and cultural formation. I can't afford you're book right now but I would be interested in hearing more of your thought of how systemic oppression/inequality , nonorthodox or broken families, and culture/race/sexual identity all inform each other. If you have the time and are interested my message me here and I can provide my email. Hope you are having a nice day.
Thanks. Lots of stuff you can read on my blog about these issues: familyinequality.com
Why do you barely mention any positive attributes about fathers? Your material is extremely bias and quite frankly paints a negative picture about men.