Men Teaching & Learning Everyday. Lets Eat!!!
I have to start off by saying how biased I was with my book selection. I gravitated towards this title solely based on my Nigerian ethnicity and heightened awareness of influential women. Nonetheless, anyone can pick this book up and fall in love with it like I did. I borrowed this from my sister Jeanny
What an eventful weekend it was! Not only did I have a 3-day weekend, but I also commemorated the late Dr. King on Monday by attending a couple of service and discussion events. I met some new faces, ate good food and picked up a new book to read. The weekend kicked off with my
Ahhhh, you open the mail and see an offer for a new credit card to your favorite store with a “deferred interest” promotion tag and you jump on it. Truly a blessing if you have decent credit and qualify for the perk! Imagine buying that slick pair of Yeezy’s with the iridescent look, and paying
I had not seen my father since I was maybe eight years old. My parents went through an unofficial separation, with my mom taking me and my siblings with her. Unofficial is the courteous way of describing that separation. Fast forward 15 yrs. later, my older sister reached out to me saying “dad wants to
On Saturday, November 7th 2016, Mark Baylor and Shanel Creary tied the knot, and I was fortunate enough to be in attendance. Mark, a high school friend turned lifelong brother, asked me to be part of his groomsmen (should have been best man, but I’ll save bashing Samuel Sheldon any further lol). Let’s dig
I live in Delaware which is close to NY, so I decided to take a trip and check out some museums. I went to the Whitney (my favorite) and the MoMA. The Suit and dress shirt was from Banana Republic and the shoes were from DSW.
San Juan is a beautiful city! Me and 4 of my good friends toured San Juan for 4 nights in early November and had an absolute blast. I love these guys who traveled with me and I look up to them in various ways. It’s not every day you meet men that are likeminded and
I heard about this book from Jalen’s podcast. He hosts a sports podcast with David Jacoby and always keeps me in tune. Those two know what the people want to hear in regards to sports commentary and analysis. When I heard he had put out a book, I was eager to hear what he had
Thanks to my good brother Rich for letting me borrow this. The book is very well put together. It also is a good length; not too short and not too long. I loved reading this book, but there were some parts that threw me off. The author’s view on homosexuality and black fatherhood were interesting
Long Live Tobe 