At the start of a new decade its becoming more evident as to why black women are no longer the greatest commodity in our culture, blame it on, “The Sista Girl Neck.” The term itself is used to describe many different attitudes, gestures, actions and behavioral patterns of the black woman. For instance, your significant other upsets you in some kind of way and you’re quick to send them a foul-mouthed text or ignorant voicemail.
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As we grow, we all evolve. Evolution is the key to progression. Sometimes its very hard for us to see how we have changed, it takes others telling us and giving us examples of how we have changed before we can even begin to believe it.
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In our popular culture the saying men are the new women has been stated and agreed upon. But the inverse is also true. To every cause there is an effect. Women have worked hard to become equal to men. Being equal means the same, so when you are the same and get treated the same its only fair that you also take on the same responsibilities.
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When females said men are the new women I used take offense and feel some type of way about it. But upon looking into the matter I realized that there is some truth to the statement. I myself am not exempt, but in an effort to become a better man I am trying hard to…
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