Hill Harper: Lessons on Love

daking wrote:

I may purchase this book. Itis very interesting the topic he talks about. Brothas and sistas are not communicating properly

JustdroppedIN wrote:

<quoted text>It's been that way for years and gone on far too long. A black man is not going to feel like his life has a true meaning unless he grabs hold to the black woman, the black family, the black purpose! And the black woman is never going to feel the sense of security, love and respect without the black man upholding her in his presence.
We need each other.
It's time to turn off the "HellaVision" and start paying more attention to the beauty right in front of us.
Society is telling the black man what is suppose to be beautiful, society is telling the black woman she aint beautiful enough if she don't have make up, weaves and wigs on, it's a shame!
Black men, I say, get hold of your black woman, kiss her like she's never been kissed, hold her like she's never been held, tell her you love and look deep into those dark brown eyes and let her know, you need her just as well as she needs you!
point blank
Peace
JDI 09'

Soul Brother in London wrote:

<quoted text>Come and tune into the Weekend Soul show on Every Sunday at 5 am Eastern time on www.generationradio.co.uk , it will be nice and some new tunes will be played this morning from a jazz perspective and fusion and soul tunes too and a blast of soulful house.
Your all welcome
Soul Brother in London

JustdroppedIN wrote:

<quoted text>It's been that way for years and gone on far too long. A black man is not going to feel like his life has a true meaning unless he grabs hold to the black woman, the black family, the black purpose! And the black woman is never going to feel the sense of security, love and respect without the black man upholding her in his presence.
We need each other.
It's time to turn off the "HellaVision" and start paying more attention to the beauty right in front of us.
Society is telling the black man what is suppose to be beautiful, society is telling the black woman she aint beautiful enough if she don't have make up, weaves and wigs on, it's a shame!
Black men, I say, get hold of your black woman, kiss her like she's never been kissed, hold her like she's never been held, tell her you love and look deep into those dark brown eyes and let her know, you need her just as well as she needs you!
point blank
Peace
JDI 09'

AlwaysOnPoint wrote:

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As I read this post,
It make a whole lot of sense.

JustdroppedIN wrote:

<quoted text>Without you, there'd be no me!
Black love is real, strong and intimidating to the ones outside looking in, that's why in their eyes WE can't be together!
What's happening AOP, miss talking to you.
I'm out this piece but I'll be back later this evening.
Peace
JDI 09'

JustdroppedIN wrote:

<quoted text>It's been that way for years and gone on far too long. A black man is not going to feel like his life has a true meaning unless he grabs hold to the black woman, the black family, the black purpose! And the black woman is never going to feel the sense of security, love and respect without the black man upholding her in his presence.
We need each other.
It's time to turn off the "HellaVision" and start paying more attention to the beauty right in front of us.
Society is telling the black man what is suppose to be beautiful, society is telling the black woman she aint beautiful enough if she don't have make up, weaves and wigs on, it's a shame!
Black men, I say, get hold of your black woman, kiss her like she's never been kissed, hold her like she's never been held, tell her you love and look deep into those dark brown eyes and let her know, you need her just as well as she needs you!
point blank
Peace
Very Nice. T
JDI 09'

AlwaysOnPoint wrote:

I guess I need to start reading who be posting articles before I post in em from now on.