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	Comments on: Beyond Visibility: Challenging Misconceptions and Embracing the Truth of Black Men in America.	</title>
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		By: Marie		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I was drawn to the article by Dr. James Thomas Jones III regarding the &#039;...The truth of Black Men in America&quot; out of curiosity and hopefully more insight.  The curiosity was driven because my husband has a non-profit fatherhood program for all ethnicities but he intentionally seeks out &#039;invisible&#039; Black men who need support and resources in the area of support for their children and the mother of their children; thereby bettering the family unit and community...it is a daunting act, but it is my husband&#039;s passion and his ministry.

Dr. Jones III&#039;s article began as providing insight; however, as a Black woman, I did not think it was necessary to &#039;go low&#039; in attacking Black women.  Although the writer indicated &quot;a bitter segment&quot;, I believe that we should not stop the discussion/division of &#039;painting one person with the same brush&#039; regarding how they think or what they believe.  We as Black people have had this done to us since and before slavery and we do it ourselves.  Dr. Jones had a wonderful opportunity to &#039;go high&#039; but I feel, ended his article on a very low point....but it is his article and viewpoint.  However, what about adding/addressing how systemic and structural racism, etc., still affects Black men and women today?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was drawn to the article by Dr. James Thomas Jones III regarding the &#8216;&#8230;The truth of Black Men in America&#8221; out of curiosity and hopefully more insight.  The curiosity was driven because my husband has a non-profit fatherhood program for all ethnicities but he intentionally seeks out &#8216;invisible&#8217; Black men who need support and resources in the area of support for their children and the mother of their children; thereby bettering the family unit and community&#8230;it is a daunting act, but it is my husband&#8217;s passion and his ministry.</p>
<p>Dr. Jones III&#8217;s article began as providing insight; however, as a Black woman, I did not think it was necessary to &#8216;go low&#8217; in attacking Black women.  Although the writer indicated &#8220;a bitter segment&#8221;, I believe that we should not stop the discussion/division of &#8216;painting one person with the same brush&#8217; regarding how they think or what they believe.  We as Black people have had this done to us since and before slavery and we do it ourselves.  Dr. Jones had a wonderful opportunity to &#8216;go high&#8217; but I feel, ended his article on a very low point&#8230;.but it is his article and viewpoint.  However, what about adding/addressing how systemic and structural racism, etc., still affects Black men and women today?</p>
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