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• Watch Me On My Carolina Today Discussing The 2nd Annual Fatherhood Conference (VIDEO)

  The Single Father May 29, 2014

  

      The Family Resource Center of Raleigh’s  2014 Fatherhood Conference is right around the corner.  I am the Co-Chair of the conference and earlier this week I had the pleasure of being interviewed by NBC’s  My Carolina Today show. During the interview I spoke about the  June 14th Fatherhood Conference, our keynote speaker Dr. Steve Perry, and all of... Read more »

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• Father Files Restraining Order Against An Alleged 5-Year-Old Bully

  The Single Father May 21, 2014

  

    Brian Metzger got fed up with a bully in his 6-year-old daughter’s kindergarten class.  The Wisconsin man filed a restraining order against the 5-year-old who has allegedly been a terror in the classroom.    According to Wisconsin news station WISN12 Metzger’s daughter came home and told him that she had been threatened by a 5-year-old classmate who told her... Read more »

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• An Open Letter To 50 Cent

  The Single Father May 20, 2014

  

      Dear 50 Cent, You don’t know me, but I have followed your career for years.  As a long time radio personality I have been able to watch you go from up and coming artist to global superstar over the last 15 years.  I remember listening intently to your  brash delivery on your first single “How To Rob”.  I... Read more »

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• White Students Celebrate Graduation With “N-gga We Made It” Banner

  The Single Father May 14, 2014

  

      Some white students  graduating from South Forsyth High School in Georgia really went out of their way to let the world know that they were at the end of their high school road.  With four words and one hash tag printed on an  over sized banner the group took racial insensitivity to an entirely new level. Apparently, they... Read more »

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• Op Ed: Hip Hop Saved My Life, because my Mother is Conscious Rap

  The Single Father May 11, 2014

  

  Hip Hop Saved My Life, because my Mother is Conscious Rap An Op Ed by Hip Hop Educator Karanja Crews As an African American man, I am part of the first generation of blacks, born between 1965 and 1984, who grew up in the post-segregation era, what is known as the Hip Hop generation. Like the beat of the drum,... Read more »

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