I speak often about the ways that we black men have let down our women, children, and communities. Fatherlessness is an epidemic today, and my heart is broken for the women, and especially the children, who have been abandoned, so I plead with men to take responsibility and love their families. Sometimes when I address this subject, women ask me what they can do to confront this failure in our men and strengthen our families and communities. I tell my sisters that, as hurt and disappointed as they may be, the way to bring our men back is to show them deep love as human beings created by God in
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I understand thr context is women asking what they can do, but the advice given here can still lead to abuse. Men still need accountsbility to a standard
