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April 26, 2017

Published by Harry Hawkins on April 26, 2017

No Man is an Island

By Harry Hawkins How do you unwind after a hard day? Do you have someone you can confide in? The answer to those questions most […]

December 29, 2015

Published by rasheid on December 29, 2015

Man-Up Reunion

Last night was Nehemiah’s #Man-Up Reunion!! Back in 2009, my dissertation on fatherlessness led me to research the impact of mass incarceration on Black families. I […]