Today's women expect it all. "Sometimes Rhythm, Sometimes Blues" is a groundbreaking anthology that explores the many reasons why black women can't have it all--analyzing materialism and financial expectations, single motherhood, bling-bling culture, media representations of African-American gender roles, missing fathers, incarcerated partners, and more.
Today's women expect it all. "Sometimes Rhythm, Sometimes Blues" is a groundbreaking anthology that explores the many reasons why black women can't have it all--analyzing materialism and financial expectations, single motherhood, bling-bling culture, media representations of African-American gender roles, missing fathers, incarcerated partners, and more.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Taigi Smith is a network news producer. Her writing has appeared in New York Newsday; Honey magazine; the San Francisco Chronicle; and the anthologies Step into a World, ReGeneration, Listen Up, and Colonize This!, among other publications. She lives in Brooklyn. Audrey B. Chapman is a nationally-known relationship expert. She has appeared on dozens of national radio and television programs, including Oprah, 20/20, and NPR’s Morning Edition; and has been featured in the Washington Post, Essence magazine, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Ebony, and others. Host of radio program “The Audrey Chapman Show,” Chapman lives in Washington D.C.
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