Black Family
The Quiet Crisis: Black Masculinity Is Being Eroded—and We’re Letting It Happen
The quiet crisis unfolding in our communities isn’t hidden—it’s ignored. Black masculinity, particularly in our youth, is being chipped away by systems that weren’t...
A Success Primer For Young Black Men Part 2 by Mike Ramey
Show me a young man who has not learned how to show humility in victory and grace in defeat through athletic (or other) competition,...
A Success Primer For Young Black Men Part 1 by Mike Ramey
A few years back, I had been blessed to teach about Bible Prophecy for Teens in a local church, during Vacation Bible School. I...
The Silent Crisis: Deprived Masculinity is a Mental Condition Among Black Men
In American society, the role of the father is often taken for granted. Yet for many Black men growing up in single-mother households, the...
Call To Action From A Former Foster Youth For May, “National Foster Care Awareness Month” By Tanya Cooper
National Foster Care Month is an initiative of the Children's Bureau. Each May, we take time to raise awareness of issues related to foster...
The Role of Faith-Based Worship Attendance and Marital Status in Upward Mobility for Black Men
Pursuing upward mobility is a universal aspiration in a world characterized by socioeconomic disparities and challenges. However, for Black men in the United States,...
Money and Children: Teaching by Age Groups
According to the Council for Economic Education (CEE), which promotes economic and financial education in the classroom, students who have taken a class in...
