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Nepotism and Black Fatherhood: Which Way You Want It — Dads In or Dads Out?
In the 2024 NBA Draft, the 55th pick was none other than Bronny James, son of NBA legend LeBron James. Usher’s acceptance speech for the BET Lifetime Achievement Award offers a profound reflection on the complexities and importance of Black fatherhood.
Celebrating Responsible Fatherhood: New #Dadication PSAs Launched
As Father’s Day approaches, dads share heartwarming stories of “parenting firsts,” to inspire and empower fathers to be active and present in their children’s lives.
Understanding the Apostrophe in Father’s Day: Significance and Grammar
In this blog, we explore the importance of the apostrophe in “Father’s Day,” providing a grammatical explanation, historical context, and cultural significance.
Empathy and the Journey of Fatherhood: Kenneth Braswell’s Keynote at West Virginia Department of Human Services
Kenneth Braswell, CEO of Fathers Incorporated, delivered an impactful and deeply personal keynote address at the West Virginia Department of Human Services.
Empowering Fathers to Change the Odds in Atlanta
Fathers Incorporated understands that economic stability is a cornerstone of effective parenting.
Honoring the Resilience And Dedication of 14 Incarcerated Fathers
Today, it graduates 14 fathers who are in its “Next Level Fatherhood” program and are currently incarcerated in the Fulton County Jail.
Breaking the Silence: A Deep Dive into Men’s Grief and the Path to Healing
Breaking the Silence” explores the often overlooked terrain of men’s grief, shedding light on the societal barriers that silence their sorrow. Through expert insights and personal stories, this article delves into the complexity of male emotional expression, offering a beacon of hope and pathways toward understanding and healing.
Transforming Fatherhood: Kenneth Braswell Champions Male Engagement at Atlanta Public Schools Conference
At the Atlanta Public School’s Male Engagement Conference, Kenneth Braswell delivered a keynote address that was more than a mere speech; it was a profound narrative on […]
A Weaver of Legacies: Tracy Braswell’s Journey Through Fatherhood and Finance
Tracy’s narrative unfolds like an intricate dance between shadows and light, with each step in her life choreographed by experiences that molded her into the force she is today.
The Unseen Triumphs: A Father’s Heartfelt Story of Raising a Child with Special Needs
Rodney’s story unfolds with a profound sense of identity, rooted not in the biological bonds of fatherhood but in the chosen commitment to love and nurture.
The Remanned Principle: Cultivating Black Male Leadership with Donald Morton
Donald’s story begins with a poignant recollection of his father, a presence marked more by absence and unspoken yearnings than by active participation.
Kwesi and the Ogre’: A Tale of Courage and Community – A Book Launch to Remember
In an age where diversity in storytelling is not just appreciated but necessary, ‘Kwesi and the Ogre’ emerges as a poignant narrative set in the heart of Africa.
Television’s Portrayal of Black Fatherhood: Shaping Perceptions and Reflecting Realities
Explore the dynamic portrayals of black fatherhood on American television with our in-depth article. Delve into how characters from Bill Cosby’s Heathcliff Huxtable to Sterling K. Brown’s Randall Pearson have influenced perceptions, broken stereotypes, and celebrated the complexities of being a black dad. Discover the profound impact these iconic TV fathers have on the narrative of responsible fatherhood across generations. Join us in reflecting on the laughs, the struggles, and the heartwarming moments that these top 50 Black TV dads have brought into our homes and our hearts.
Kwesi and the Ogre: A Tale of Courage and Community – A Book Launch to Remember
In an age where diversity in storytelling is not just appreciated but necessary, ‘Kwesi and the Ogre’ emerges as a poignant narrative set in the heart of Africa.
Kenneth Braswell is Recognized in Marquis Who’s Who for His Work in Restoring Family Dynamics
For three decades, Kenneth Braswell has devoted his career to serving and developing communities, working to strengthen the state of affordable housing, and bolstering family relationships.