"Ironically, the "issues" can also include being a "strong" woman: the can-do, opinionated type many black women become after growing up in a matriarchal household, the type with whom some men still just can't deal."
The aforementioned is the most telling part of this article, IMO. The problem isn't the education it's the above. The education probably only multiplies the problem, because these women feel like their more equipped to run the household due to their degrees and jobs. They just don't realize men don't want a woman to run the household no matter what you degrees they have.
The aforementioned is the most telling part of this article, IMO. The problem isn't the education it's the above. The education probably only multiplies the problem, because these women feel like their more equipped to run the household due to their degrees and jobs. They just don't realize men don't want a woman to run the household no matter what you degrees they have.
he is the FIRST person i thought of while reading through this thread.
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