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New Website Dearblackman com (Letters from Black Women to Black Men) Explodes Online!

Released on = August 7, 2007, 12:33 pm

Press Release Author = tina@dearblackman.com

Industry = Entertainment

Press Release Summary = Dear Black Man.I'm not Angry, I'm just mad As Hell



Press Release Body = Dallas, TX (PRWEB) August 8, 2007 --The sweeping statement that
90% of black women are angry is a disturbing one. At some point we have all heard
of the so called angry black woman syndrome. The expression gives off a vision of a
tart-tongued, creatively choreographed neck twisting, finger-wagging, eye-rolling,
eye-brow rising, loud-mouthed, drama-filled, and defiant sister. Are there sisters
like that? Most certainly, but are all black women like that?

Contrary to popular belief, all black women are not angry. Fed-up maybe, but not
angry. Lately, it seems that black women are constantly being portrayed in this
negative light. "We do have some serious issues with our black men. Brothers as well
as society are using the "angry black woman" label to participate in misogynistic,
unmanly, disrespectful, infantile and non-nurturing behaviors" says Tina Clark,
creator of www.dearblackman.com.
"Black Women have picked up the slack for the abandonment of too many Black men and
had to take on the job as the provider and the protector. Men are the NATURAL
providers and the protectors of their families and their communities and black men
as a whole HAVEN\'T done their jobs, i.e. not providing enough

Web Site = http://www.dearblackman.com

Contact Details = Jon Clarke Publishing Group
835 E. Lamar Blvd. Ste.360
Arlington, Tx. 76011
tina@dearblackman.com
1-888-769-6898 ext. 85

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