“Why do Black Men and Young Black Men seem so angry all the time?” (3363 hits)
The Brother Marcus Internet Radio Show continues this Sunday evening with a powerful discussion on what is happening with the black man’s outlook as 2009 comes to a close. What is on a black man’s mind? What is he concerned about? What role does he want a woman to play in his life? Does If he’s angry, who is he angry at? What is he angry about? Should he be upset? Who is leading him? Who should he look to as a leader? Is he just plain spoiled in this day and time?
And what’s happening with these young black men? Why is everyone walking around with these pants saggin? Is he really telling the world to kiss his behind? Why do black young males seem so violent? Are all of them gang bangers? Do all of them smoke kush and that Presidential George Bush? Why is the dred hairstyle so popular right now? How role does rap music and hip hop culture contribute to the overall negative attitudes that some young brothers have? Why is it more popular for them to be popular than to be smart? Join Brother Marcus as he talks with a dynamic all male panel to take a look into the life of the average black man and the average black young man to see what’s really going on!
To participate in our live discussion on this Sunday, you can join the Brother Marcus Internet Radio Show this week on Sunday September 20, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. E.S.T. by logging into www.blogtalkradio.com/brothermarcusshow. To speak with Brother Marcus Live on the air or to hear the show on your home phone or cell phone, please call in at: (347) 215-9438 You may also come into the Chat room! Thank you in advance for your participation! This is certainly going to be interesting.
Disclaimer: The Brother Marcus Show is a National and International Show that is open to all guests and callers, regardless of race, creed, class, color or religious affiliation. God willing, we intend to have the most insightful discussions about what’s going on in this country and in this society on a weekly basis. We only facilitate the discussions and are not anyone else's judge, jury or executioner. We love good, clean, open, honest dialogue about the real things that affect our collective lives. We have been blessed to have many powerful discussions and get different perspectives on how people view and comprehend various issues across America and throughout the world for the past year. As always, we thank you in advance for your participation!
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