Prostate Cancer can be a deadly disease if not properly treated!

All men are susceptible to this disease, and too many of us are suffering silently, and needlessly because, as so many other diseases, Prostate Cancer can be contained and even cured.

We are afraid to face the reality that we are really not superhuman.

It concerns our women too, as wives, mothers, sisters, aunts...

They also need to know and understand how this disease is affecting their men...

Extensive research is being done by the author, a 15-year survivor, and co-authored and edited by Dr. Odeather Hill, PhD., LWSW, who served for many years as an advocate of mental health.

The increasing prevalence of Prostate Cancer among Black men has raised significant concerns and questions about why this disease seems to disproportionately affect African-Americans. Research suggests that genetic differences may play a role in the higher incidence of Prostate Cancer among Black men. Certain genetic mutations and variations are more common in African-American men, which may increase their susceptibility to developing Prostate Cancer.

Socioeconomic disparities also contribute to the higher rates of Prostate Cancer in Black men. Limited access to healthcare, lower rates of health insurance coverage, and financial barriers can result in delayed diagnosis and treatment. Early detection is crucial for effective treatment, and these barriers can lead to more advanced stages of cancer at the time of diagnosis.

The book, “Coping with Prostate Cancer” is a must read for everyone, whether you are a male; husband, father, brother, uncle or the women in our lives...

White America, you tried - Now it's Time for the Browning of America!

This proves just how deep the hatred of America’s Angry White Male runs against the black man. The dared white Liberals, and there were many, could not pacify the conscience of the nation. It is not that only blacks were saying slavery is wrong, wicked, and sinful, but many whites were echoing it too, yet the nation’s heart was unmoved.

What the distinguished attorney from Illinois did not know, or realize, is that this Angry White Male was not insensitive to the problems of the black man. He was desensitized!

He goes through his life without human empathy for the black man. He honestly believes that he is superior. He has psyched himself into the ultimate delusion of grandeur. There was no way any human race could survive over four centuries of administering atrocities and abuses on fellow humans, and not fall apart. How did the Angry White Male managed to sustain the awful burden of guilt for so long?

The simple truth is that he does not feel any guilt because he does not believe he has, or is doing anything wrong.

Most wild beasts that attack a victim, will leave after sensing the helplessness of the catch, unless it is for food, but the Angry White Male relentlessly pursues the black man, even after it became evident that his ‘catch’ is offering no meaningful resistance. The difference is that the beast seeks dominance, but the white man pursues annihilation!

Families stayed indoors, glued to their televisions and phones, anxiously awaiting updates. Social media was ablaze with posts and videos, each one adding fuel to the already raging fire of public sentiment. Community leaders and activists called for calm and justice, but their voices were often drowned out by the anger and grief that had taken hold of the city.

The incident not only highlighted the deep-seated issues within the law enforcement system but also sparked a broader conversation about race, equality, and the need for systemic change. It was a moment that would be remembered for years to come, a turning point that forced everyone to confront the harsh realities of their society.

My life as a Black man is bordered on precepts and stereotypes, based on learned behaviors of a people not comfortable with my being a part of their utopia. America was built on the philosophical misconception that they can be a people above all others; much like the aspirations of the Roman Empire and Germany's cultural doctrine...

Six months later, on the very day her mother passed away, Joanna declared she was pregnant with our first child—a girl. The joy of this news was tempered by the sorrow of her mother's passing, creating a bittersweet moment that encapsulated the cycle of life and loss.

My father and mother died on the same day, within six minutes of each other. Their passing marked the end of an era, as they were, in my opinion, the last of a dying breed of Southerners. Their lives had been shaped by the values and struggles of the Old South, and their deaths symbolized the closing of a chapter in our family's history.