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“Why are Single Women Pursuing Men?” Tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”


What is up with single women pursuing men? Even magazine ads are starting to suggest or even encourage women that this is the way to go. Are women that hard up? My God I hope not!!

If you have to pursue a man chances are, he’s not interested and is just along for the ride.

Women who chase men believe therein lies their happiness. And the man they’re chasing can provide that happinessĀ but believing such bullshit is not only shallow but an empty assessment of ones selfworth.

Join me live at 6:30 p.m. on “Conversations Of A Sistah” via blog talk radio for tonights commentary, “Why are single women chasing men?” It’s the man’s responsibility to pursue you and I’ll tell you why? So tune in.

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Is True Love Real? Tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”


Hey Conversationers, this conversation is continuing due to last weeks “no show“.

The question still remains, “Is True Love Real?” Are you living it? Do you believe it’s possible? Are you striving to attain it?

Some people do experience clearly magical connections very early on in a relationship that predict long-term commitment and devotion. The intense drive of sexual attraction is part of every new relationship but there are additional feelings when true, long-lasting love is a possibility.

The sense of being alive is felt simultaneously and in every cell in the body. The heart feels as if it is opening, the mind is engaged, the senses are awakened, and a feeling of transcendence often emerges. Many new couples start out believing they are having some of these experiences, only to find out that they somehow didn’t keep happening. Those are understandable disappointments.

But every partnership has a better chance when the people within them feel early on that their connection is real and won’t go away. True love doesn’t give in to the typical challenges that end most relationships. It actually grows stronger when it is threatened.

Join me tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST on “Conversations Of A Sistah” via blog talk radio, for my commentary, “Is True Love a Reality?”

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“Is True Love Real?” Tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”


First of all, what is true love? True love is the true definition of a perfect romance. But it’s not easy to find or maybe even be realistic. Some people do experience clearly magical connections very early on in a relationship that predict long-term commitment and devotion. The intense drive of sexual attraction is part of every new relationship but there are additional feelings when true, long-lasting love is a possibility. The sense of being alive is felt simultaneously and in every cell of the body. The heart feels as if it is opening, the mind is completely engaged, the senses are awakened, and a feeling of transcendence often emerges.

Many new couples start out believing they are having some of these experiences, only to find out that they somehow didn’t keep happening, or that their connection lost its spark. Those are understandable disappointments. But every partnership has a better chance of surviving when the people within them feel early on that the relationship is real and won’t go away.Ā True love doesn’t give in to the typical challenges that end most relationships. It grows stronger when it is threatened.

Join me on “Conversations Of A Sistah”Ā at 6:30 p.m. EST for my commentary,Ā “Is True Love Real?”

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Young, Breakout Artist Haley Smith, Tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”


Haley Smith (pictured above), lost her father onĀ May 21, 2014, he was murdered in front of an elementary school in the Bronx. She’s both talented and determined. Haley has the anointed abilityĀ to stir your soul with her vocals, yet the back story and emotional underpinning to her new song-arriving just in time for Father’s Day-comes from a place of both pain, and her undying love for her father.Ā Her new track, “I Miss My Daddy” was recorded a few weeks after her father’s death.

Join Host me tonightĀ at 6:30 p.m. EST on “Conversations Of A Sistah” via blog talk radio, as weĀ sit down in our studios with the young and talented Haley Smith to discuss her hopes, dreams and endeavors regarding her talents andĀ her father’s memory.

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Are Black Men Being Feminized? Tonight on “Conversations Of A Sistah”


From the onesie to the online talk of rompers for men., the question now remains,Ā are black men being feminized? Ā Ā Is there an assault on the black man’s manhood?

Nation of Islam leader, the Honorable Minister, Louis Farrakhan recently delivered an address to the Afrikan Black Coalition in Long Beach, Calif. During a portion of the lecture, the Minister recounted his battle and victory against cancer. He told the audience he was prescribed a drug that alters body chemistry to the degree that when men take it, they get the same symptoms women experience when going through menopause. And when taken for an extended period of time, this drug can also cause men to develop breasts. His point was that changes in sexuality could be manipulated by drugs designed to promote such change.

In the video below MinisterĀ FarrakhanĀ touches on the same subject via Charlemagne da God breakfast show.

Join me tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST on “Conversations Of A Sistah” via Blog Talk Radio for my commentary on “Are Black Men Being Feminized?” I will be entertaining your calls in the studio at 1-917-889-7872, remember to press “1” for the host.

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