By AngelBean
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Raising a boy into a man with the sensitivity that is required for an African-American son is not difficult at all. The timing of when to discuss certain subjects such as how that child will be perceived once he is a man is important as you don’t want to take too much childhood innocence away too soon.
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theredheadknows said
on 7/18/2008 My two sons both volunteer, as boyscouts, and as members of the community. This has shown them the benefits of being an honorable young man. Cindy @ redheadproperties.com
Pixie1976 said
on 7/7/2008 Also most of the kids in my neighborhood are not playing inside on computer, they are outside playing at all ages.
Pixie1976 said
on 7/7/2008 I see a lot of group play in the neighborhoods I've lived in, but yes children are discouraged from playing in larger groups of more than a a handful of kids. This has to do with gang violence and also with parents not watching their kids. If adults are supervising I see nothing wrong with large groups of kids.
AngelBean said
on 5/28/2008 Thank you so much. I really hope that parents who did play outside a lot as children will get their children involved in recreation centers and afterschool activities and also church or synagogue activities for their child's social benefit and fun!
AmyJaine said
on 5/9/2008 Great article.