Delano Squires

I truly believe that rebuilding the traditional black family is possible, but only if the institutions that claim to care about social justice & racial disparities marshal their resources to make “marriage before carriage” the standard again.

She asked a very good question. Seems like a keeper.

Women who call themselves “masculine”always say they’ll turn that off & be more feminine with a strong man who can lead. Maybe these guys just need the right woman to can bring their masculine side out of them 🤷🏾‍♂️.

Planning to have a baby with a married man is crazy to me.

Victimhood

Hi @jack_g_nicastro, why only two people? If the sex of the partners is “accidental” to the “union,” why isn’t the number of partners?

Any chance there is anything in those 75 pages stating their commitment to one another “in sickness and in health, till death do us part”?

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It is impossible to uphold and affirm any value without those who fall short of it feeling stigmatized and shamed. This is why we live in the AON OBE generation—where people are ashamed of nothing and offended by everything.

Most of the responses I’ve seen to this clip are about Stewart’s political obsession. But my visceral reaction was the same as @WhitlockJason’s. Using a “gospel” choir to do this makes a mockery of the black church & tells me the sellout spirit is alive & well.

The idea that the WNBA is “undercovered” and “overlooked” only makes sense to people w/an entitlement complex. The league gets FAR more attention in sports media (esp. on debate shows) than the MLB or NHL. I see a lot coverage of Caitlin Clark & Reese than Shohei Ohtani.

No, I think people are turned off by the sense of entitlement connoted by the word “owe.” The WNBA is an intersectional feminist league of political revolutionaries sustained by the charity of their “oppressors.” The league needs an image makeover.

When your league has never tuned a profit in its nearly 30-year existence, what you’re “owed” is a bill, not a raise.

Dems don’t value masculinity. They’re only interested in men who use their “privilege” on behalf of “oppressed ” groups. That’s why they tell women to raise their girls to be leaders but tell men their boys need gay mentors. x.com/ShadowofEzra/s…

This happened in Queens five years ago. Thank God NYPD (both officers survived) accompanied this woman after she walked into the precinct to report domestic violence because I don’t think a social worker would’ve saved her life.

Out of nowhere my oldest son has taken to Legos. We did the spider and triceratops together today, but he told me all the others (inc. his space rover) took him about half an hour. Time for some more complicated projects.

Excuse the language, but here is a 40+ “relationship expert” talking abt how she’d handle hard times w/a husband and kids she doesn’t have. Also, marriage in their 20s was the norm for women up until recently, so I’m not sure where she got the idea waiting until 40 is ideal.

My daughter asked me to bring her to her dance company tryout. My wife was understandably a bit 🥲 since she takes her to practice EVERY week. I’m the only father here (unsurprising), but nothing compares to having your baby girl ask for dad in her most important moments.

Love to see it! I pray their marriage lasts a lifetime.

Afristocrats have spent years dismissing attempts to enforce standards in speech, dress, and connect. They consistently deride them as “respectability politics” & connect propriety to white approval. Now they are surprised that kids don’t know how to govern themselves. Smh.

The Afristocracy raises its girls to be kings & boys to be queens. That’s why pundits are *constantly* stating that black women lead and black men follow. I really do wonder sometimes about the cumulative cultural effect that will have on the next generation of young black men.