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by The Root DC onAugust 29, 2011
From The Root DC: Don't dare call the Belle in Brooklyn blogger "the black Carrie Bradshaw."
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by Patrice J. Williams onMarch 18, 2011
Disgruntled women and absent men dominate popular reality shows that focus on black people and love. They're just TV shows, but what statement do they make about our reality?
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February 13, 2011
There's something majestic about seeing black love on-screen. Between Cliff and Clair's romantic moments on their couch and Dwayne Wayne squealing "Baby, please, please," there's plenty of love to go around this Valentine's Day.
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by Kellee Terrell onFebruary 11, 2011
Wondering why your soul mate's so hard to find? Try looking in the mirror first, advise bloggers Damon Young and Panama Jackson, authors of Your Degrees Won't Keep You Warm at Night.
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by Kellee Terrell onNovember 11, 2010
Why the conversation about love between black women and men needs a new focus.
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by Katti Gray onApril 23, 2010
A Hampton University center focuses on improving the odds of a lasting relationship.
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by Helena Andrews onApril 22, 2010
There's a fine line between ''superhero'' and ''villain.'' I should know. I've been both.
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by Lakeia Brown onApril 21, 2010
Discussions about the difficulty of finding a mate never cease to draw a crowd. Tonight's version is on ABC.
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March 22, 2010
Can a day celebrating matrimony, and maybe even the Obamas, encourage more African Americans to get hitched?
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by jimi izrael onFebruary 24, 2010
An excerpt from the racy, newly published book by Jimi Izrael brazenly lays out the unrealistic expectations that black women have for black men. Ladies, proceed with caution.
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