Why Are So Many Quality Black Women Single Today?

"I Don't Need A Man, But I Desire To Have 
One....So Why Am I Single?"

Today there's a very significant number of professional Black women who have positioned themselves for success with BA's, MD's, as well as PHD's.....but unfortunately, 70% of them are still without the more elusive title: 

                "MRS."

Besides losing hordes of Black men to women from other races, besides losing Black men as a result of the 1.1 million Black men who are currently incarcerated, and besides losing Black men to the down-low (homosexual) lifestyle as well as the ever increasing homicide rate among Black men today, there are other major factors that are keeping more and more Black women single now than ever before.....

Where Has The "All Natural" Black Woman Gone?

From QUEEN of the NILE to QUEEN of DE-NIAL!

Unfortunately, Afrocentrism seems to be dying in America and many other predominately Black countries abroad today?

Many Black men today (myself included), have a very serious problem with the vast number of Black women today who are ashamed of the color of their skin as well as the texture of their hair. Black women who are completely transforming and outright denying their beautiful Afrocentric features.


Let me start by saying; I have absolutely nothing against women from other races, creeds and cultures but the ALL-NATURAL Black woman (in my opinion) is the most "beautiful" woman on the planet. So why DON'T many Black women today embrace that? Why do so many Black woman straighten, perm, fry, dye and or weave their hair, instead of leaving it "all-natural" (the way God created it)? Why do my beautiful Black sisters continue to plaster on make-up and or bleach their skin just to look lighter, brighter and or whiter? Are they not content on looking like the QUEENS OF THE UNIVERSE in which God created them to be?

Pregnant And Alone - (Babies Having Babies!)

Up To 90 Teens Pregnant At A Memphis High School!

Unfortunately, too many young, inexperienced, single Black women today (High School teens especially) constantly fall into the trap of being left pregnant and alone! 

Although their circumstances may differ - For the older inexperienced women, they may be engaged to be married, in a monogamous relationship, have a live-in lover or a casual sex partner. 

For the high school teen, they may be still living in an already struggling single-parent home, and perhaps may never get to finish high school, or have any desire to marry.