The Dichotomy of Black Life series touched on many aspects of black life: Education, Housing, Employment, Healthcare, Politics and Church. As a people, we´ve allowed ourselves to be divided along the lines of socioeconomic status; causing damage to ourselves. It is time for reflection and change.

You may be going through hell right now. Things may seem to be crowding in on you. But I encourage you to hold on. God has a blessing with your name on it.

Remembering the Comedian Bernie Mac

Concluding the series on The Dichotomy of Black Life. The Church has always been a staple for the Black family. So why have we allowed socioeconomic status determine our membership? In order to move forward, we must understand our past, our present and how we got there. It´s time for a change...

What is the most segregated time in America? Sunday morning. Although, more integrated churches can be found than ten years ago. An even newer trend seems to have hit many houses of worship; church divided along the lines of socioeconomic status.

The Dichotomy of Black Life: concluding the discussion on the political dichotomy of black life. There are differences in all persons. These differences can, at times, dictate the paths in which we take in our lives as individuals, causing us to become united or divided; especially among class...

It is my prayer that this day will find you in good health, great spirit and divine inspiration. Know that you are worthy of love, and all that God has promised.

Continuing in the series on the Dichotomy of Black Life, let us conclude our discussion on healthcare. There are areas that we must look at, and begin to develop solutions. This article will also examine the politics of Black life. What role has and does politics play in our lives?

Book review of Nancy Weaver's, In Her Presence: A Husband's Dirty Secret

What is it about the Black woman? What is it that makes her who she is, and determines where she is going? Was it the women before her; her mother, grandmother, great grandmother? Who gives the Black woman her strength and character? We have a generation of daughters that need guidance...