<p>Uncle Meshorn, Author, Host and Leonard Waker and Goldie Taylor  talk about the chapter Skeletons (I am not your black, America) and it encourages ADOS (Black) men to speak out about their childhood sexual abuse traumas.</p>

Uncle Meshorn, Author, Host and Leonard Waker and Goldie Taylor talk about the chapter Skeletons (I am not your black, America) and it encourages ADOS (Black) men to speak out about their childhood sexual abuse traumas.

<p>Uncle Meshorn, Author, Host and Leonard Waker and Goldie Taylor&nbsp; talk about the chapter Skeletons (I am not your black, America) and it encourages ADOS (Black) men to speak out about their childhood sexual abuse traumas.</p>

Should ADOS (Black) Men Talk About Their Childhood Sexual Abuse?

MeShorn T. Daniels ( known as “ Uncle MeShorn”) is the Author of “I Am Not Your Black America!”, and the host of the podcast www.Conversation.Family.
He will be discussing his book as it relates to the Conversation of Americans becoming a real family, where more people are willing to be their “brother’s keeper”.

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MeShorn T. Daniels ( known as “ Uncle MeShorn”) is the Author of “I Am Not Your Black America!”, and the host of the podcast www.Conversation.Family. He will be discussing his book as it relates to the Conversation of Americans becoming a real family, where more people are willing to be their “brother’s keeper”.

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Should ADOS (Black) Men Talk About Their Childhood Sexual Abuse?

Should ADOS (Black) Men Talk About Their Childhood Sexual Abuse?