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The Downward Spiral of a Father and A Misplaced Generation’s Struggle to find America’s African Manhood

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February 25, 2024

An oppressed people realizing the nature of their oppression, and not being able to face it frontally, generally begin to fantasize and create a world for themselves that is unreal. In the meantime, the real-world marches on and leaves them behind. Somewhere along life’s journey they lost their way.

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Meaningless Love. Equality, Progress, and African Manhood

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As men they will suffer from feelings of

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