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By Donnie Casto II I never expected to be back at the writing desk, much less writing about parental equality again. Since my journey started on December 23, 2003, when I […]

After 2,329 — two thousand three hundred twenty nine days — the mask fell off. After 1,029 days my now 19 nineteen year old daughter slept under my roof again. […]

My Grandfather Realized The Power Of Forgiveness During His Last Hour. This Doesn’t Have To Be You. By Mark Winkler Reprinted From Blavity News In the fall of 1992, I […]

By Mark Winkler One day soon my 13-year-old daughter will come to me and asked the big question, “Can I go out with my friend‘?” Let’s be clear, she will […]

By: Kenneth Rosa The USA is a constitutional republic and the rule of the majority never exceed the importance of the individual’s rights. The executive, legislative, and judicial branch are […]

By: Kenneth Rosa We all know that day. The day after Father’s Day, your birthday, Christmas or Thanksgiving. The day after any significant event in your life your children don’t, […]

I’ve come to more deeply understand healthy human connection, something many considered expendable, is a primary ingredient for peace and joy.

Over the past few years, we’ve heard the term millennials frequently thrown about. Often when we hear it, it’s used by prior generations—Baby Boomers and Generation X— almost as a pejorative. From […]

Fatherhood and Masculinity “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” –Frederick Douglass I love this quote. Every time I read it, I am reminded of […]