<p>Given how America views black men, should they be expected to love the same as other men? Should they be given a “pass” when it comes to loving our women, our children and ourselves. Is it possible for black men to fully and completely love each other under systemic racism?</p>

Given how America views black men, should they be expected to love the same as other men? Should they be given a “pass” when it comes to loving our women, our children and ourselves. Is it possible for black men to fully and completely love each other under systemic racism?

Men In Thought: How should black men be expected to love?

Do you have burning questions about the world around you? Do you want to gain a better understanding of how black men think? Join educators Dr. Michael Rodriguez and Dr. Gerald Maître as they explore the world around them through candid conversations, engaging questions and through interviews with special guest. Each episode contains powerful information to help you better question this topsy-turvy world. As Dr. Rod and Dr. G like to say, we may not have all the answers but we certainly have questions. Join us for the discussion. You can email questions to meninthought@gmail.com.

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