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by Danielle Belton onJune 23, 2012
Clutch magazine's Danielle C. Belton has a challenge and a suggestion for black women who want to date "a white guy" versus a guy who just happens to be white: Stop "exoticizing" white men as "the other." And try having a white female friend first.
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by Demetria L. Lucas onJune 21, 2012
Ask Demetria: The guy I'm seeing says I'm "the one," but he still dates other people. Help!
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by Paul Carrick Brunson onJune 20, 2012
"Modern Day Matchmaker" Paul Carrick Brunson writes in his Essence column that if you can relate to more than half of the items on his newest list, you need to stop reading and tell your significant other that it's more than infatuation.
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by Demetria L. Lucas onNovember 2, 2011
Ask Demetria: Tired of scare tactics posing as relationship help? So is our new weekly advice columnist.
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by The Root DC onAugust 30, 2011
From The Root DC: Don't dare call the Belle in Brooklyn blogger "the black Carrie Bradshaw."
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by Sheryl Nance-Nash onMarch 25, 2011
We might be least likely to wed, but plenty of us who have tied the knot would do it all over again, says author Lori Jones Gibbs. In time for Black Marriage Day, here's what she learned when she asked black wives for their stories.
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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 Helena Andrews onDecember 9, 2010
Finding Mr. Right Now to get through the holidays is an old -- bad -- habit. This year I'm trying something new.
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by Jacque Reid onNovember 18, 2010
Do our relationships suffer when women financially support their men?
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by Kellee Terrell onNovember 11, 2010
Why the conversation about love between black women and men needs a new focus.
