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The purpose of the AfroBlog echoes the mission of AfroDaddy.com - to express our thoughts on the black community, and to try to elevate it through information and knowledge. Many of these posts are my latest musings about "the game" that we call life, who holds which cards, and how we can improve our odds of winning.
There are so many strong voices out there that have important things to say in their blogs. On our links page we have listed some of our favorites that you should check out. If you want us to link to your blog, or you want to be a guest blogger for AfroDaddy, let us know.


There is so much garbage on television that does nothing for black people besides waste their time. Neither entertaining nor informative, the only value of these shows is to make an hour of time pass in a haze of mild chuckles or sickening amazement at how foolishly the characters behave or are portrayed. In this wasteland of "Basketball Wives of Wherever" and “Tyler Perry Meets Whoever” there are actually some pretty good shows out there that can both entertain and teach us about our history and our current situations. 
When most people talk about their finances they talk about how much money they want to make or have. Being "rich" or having a lot of income is a great thing, but there is far too little discussion about debt. If you make a million dollars but have two million dollars worth of debt you are actually in worse shape than 90% of Americans. In fact you are in worst shape than a person who makes minimum wage and has no debt. 
Those who foolishly think that race is no longer an issue just because we have a black president ignore (among other things) the overwhelming imbalance in police harassment, arrest and incarceration rates of
One of the best aspects of the Internet is that there are so many authors speaking about so many varied and diverse topics. As I read politically or racially charged pieces I often see this quote from a commenter: "I don't see race". The writer usually says this like this is some badge of honor. "I don't see race so therefore I can't discriminate". Most people who write this are full of shit.
There are so many great bloggers out there creating insightful posts that really can make a difference in people's lives. Unfortunately nobody (including myself) has time to read them all. In addition, it is difficult to find all of these talented writers. I am a firm believer, and The Black Man Survival Guide stands for, positive people rising up to share information that will make all our lives better. In that spirit this is my first post in a series that will help introduce our readers to some of the great bloggers and blog posts out there.
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Over the last few days an article published on Forbes website has been causing a lot of controversy. 









