Is your child a "Thug" a "Bully or "Gangsta"? I know most of you are saying "Not my child!".  Well if it's not your child then who's child is it? These little disrespectful foulmouthed bastards have to belong to somebody. They didn't just drop out of the sky. I know it's hard for some of you to believe little billy or little Erica are the devil incarnate but until you are honest with yourself your child will never get help.

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April 18, 2016 - By Victoria Uwumarogie

http://madamenoire.com/627292/quit-job-get-married-stay-relationship-co-worker/

Finding love out here is hard. The only thing harder? Finding a good job.

So what would you do if you ended up in a romantic relationship with a really great person who just happened to work with you, only to have your job tell you that said relationship goes against their policy, which prohibits dating between co-workers? And to make matters worse, what if they said that in order for you to have your relationship and not have to hide it, one of you would have to leave the company?

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An excerpt from Campus Grotto The inside source at College

http://campusgrotto.com/why-college-students-will-always-be-broke.html


College students have a lot of different stereotypes. One of the main stereotypes college students often get, and perhaps one that couldn’t be truer, is that college students are broke, frugal beings always looking for a bargain. This can be seen in the referring of ramen noodles as the de facto diet of a college student.


College prepares us for the real world, and surviving without money is almost a life test in itself as a college student. The fact that many students are broke makes them scavengers in their own way, hopping at any opportunity to get free stuff. This is why you used to see so many on-campus kiosks giving away free swag at the expense of filling out a student credit card application; a credit card that is more likely to harm the student, rather than help.


So, it seems, the typical college student, who eats ramen noodles, drinks PBR, and illegally downloads music, will always be broke.


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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/cell-phone-hurts-relationships-phone-snub_us_560c0cdee4b0dd85030a1c4e

Lindsay Holmes Deputy Healthy Living Editor, The Huffington Post

Here’s yet another reason compulsive phone-checkers may want to stash their device more often: Cell phones can damage romantic relationships and lead to a greater chance of depression, according to a new study.

Researchers from Baylor University conducted two separate surveys of nearly 500 U.S. adults in order to analyze the effects of “Pphubbing,” or partner phone snubbing. In other words, they wanted to find out how often people are distracted by their phones when they’re with their significant others and if it had any effect on their relationships.

Unsurprisingly, the study uncovered that when partners felt “phone snubbed,” it created conflict and led to lower reported satisfaction in the relationship. This created a domino effect of sorts, researchers said, and led to lower reported life satisfaction and ultimately to greater reported levels of depression.

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Can you be friends with someone attractive without fantasizing about sleeping with them? Do you feel the need to try to sleep with friends you are attracted to? Do you trust your significant other alone with friends you find attractive? would you give up a friendship with someone because your significant other is jealous or insecure? Are you so attractive no one trust you around their significant other?

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We all remember our first love. How did your first love effect your life? Was it a bad experience that scarred you and made you unable to trust? Do you still love your first love even though they are with someone else? Do you have a child from your first love?

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http://atlantablackstar.com/2015/07/03/ptsd-and-mental-health-disorders-in-black-people-linked-to-trauma-from-racism-and-violence/

PTSD and Mental Health Disorders in Black People Linked to Trauma From Racism and Violence

An excerpt from a artical in the Atlantic Black Star

July 3, 2015 | Posted by David Love

In this season of racial violence, the public finds itself exposed to real-life scenes of police brutality and gun violence, church burnings, white supremacist massacres and funerals of massacre victims through viral media and the 24-hour news cycle. Moreover, daily exposure to this racism takes a psychological toll on those who are exposed to it, causing PTSD, or post-traumatic stress disorder, which lingers even after the events have subsided, according to a number of reports.

The Mayo Clinic defines PTSD as “a mental health condition that’s triggered by a terrifying event — either experiencing it or witnessing it. Symptoms may include flashbacks, nightmares and severe anxiety, as well as uncontrollable thoughts about the event.” The condition is associated with rape and torture victims, prisoners placed in solitary confinement, survivors of car accidents, soldiers who have experienced war, and those who have suffered through genocide.

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http://www.rejesus.co.uk/site/module/faces_of_jesus/P2/

You would think that in the year 2016 after having a Black President who is loved by some but persecuted by most for no other reason then having Black Skin that Tyler Perry would have been brave enough to present "Christ" as he truly was. But once again the man who portrays the Black Matriarch and makes more money then most female actresses doing it has failed us miserably. While some may argue "Jesus Christ's color doesn't matter" They are either lying to you or lying to themselves. Of course color matters I didn't create racism but I understand it's power.

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Artist: Lessie Venardo Dixon

Who keeps the hate going? Who does it benefit? Why does hate feel so good? What can we do to make love more popular?

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International Women’s Day is a time to reflect on progress made, to call for change and to celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and communities.

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