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Eboni - a poem by Joey Pinkney

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 15:59:42 PDT

EboniEboni princessTurned Eboni queenN'Zhinga kingPedigreed EmpressPretty brown eyesSweet milk chocolateSoft silk delicateSmile drown guysDangerous curvesSwerve sepia skinRed bone cinnamonYour purpose servedPirate treasure bootyMinds measure beautyAll pleasure to meLet the pressure soothe meLet go and at leastRelax and releaseThe sax and the keysLet's go have a feastEat of the fruitDrink of the

Why i love my wife by @mochadad

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 03:24:10 PDT

The Delightful Dozen by: Mocha Dad REPOST with permission from www.mochadad.comMy wife, K, and I recently celebrated our 12th Wedding Anniversary. During these 12 years, we have shared many experiences – some good, some bad – but through it all, we have persevered. God has blessed us with three beautiful children and a marriage based on mutual trust and admiration. We were able

Why I love Black Women by Chris MacDonald-Dennis

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 07:32:07 PDT

Why I Love Black WomenLast year, I interviewed for the chief student affairs position at aBlack women’s college in the South. During my interview, people keptasking me “why do you want to be here?” I knew that theseemingly-innocuous question obscured the one they really wanted toask: “why do you—a Latino/Jewish man who will be seen as white downhere and is also gay—want to work with and for Black

My First Lady

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 19:36:26 PDT

A Poem for His Wife called My First Lady by Joey Pinkney.My First Ladyby Joey PinkneyI wouldn't dare compare you to MichelleYou were there for me well before we knew of their storyBefore Barack became the President of the United StatesWe were destined to unite our faiths and share united fatesYou're my First LadyAnd that's not to knock my motherBecause you're not my motherAll the struggles we've

How far will a father go to show LUV for his daughter?

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 20:56:40 PST

A father's job is never done even when it comes to cheerleading LOL :)Father Involvement CheerleaderUploaded by iluvblackwomen

Why I Love Black Women by K.L. Belvin

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 01:25:20 PST

We welcome KL Belvin to the blog with his post on Why He loves Black Women. Thank you Brother KL!!!Why I Love Black WomenBy K. L. Belvin There are questions that seem easy to answer and when you sit and reflect on how to answer you find it’s not as easy to answer. In my case it’s the complexity of black women which causes the racing of my thoughts. So what I am going to do is give you an open

From the Child of a Strong Black Mother

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 01:16:02 PST

We are blessed once again with a post from Joey Pinkney and this time its a poem entitled: From the Child of a Strong Black Mother. Thanks Joey !!!From the Child of a Strong Black Mother The original Mother with the color of the most Fertile Earth Giving birth to nations Giving birth to inspirations Your dark chocolate brown babies grow up to be Gentlemen and the gentlest of

Beautiful Video about the Beauty of Black Women by myblackamerica

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 10:40:28 PST

We fell in love with this video as soon as we saw it thanks to folks @ MyBlackAmericahere is their video channel on Youtube www.youtube.com/myblackamerica and ck out their beautiful IMAGES @myspace page http://www.myspace.com/myblackamerica

Why My Wife is Black

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 10:01:12 PST

Joey Pinkney talks about his love for his black woman - Why My Wife is Black. Why My Wife is Black.by Joey PinkneyI can play with women of any race. I can only build a serious foundation with a Black woman. This is past racial and ethnic boundaries. For me, having a strong Black woman was a spiritual destiny.My wife came into my life in a time of transition. I was getting out of that "finding

What you do to make a Black Woman Smile?

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 23:31:04 PST

A Beautiful Poem about How to Make a Black Woman Smile

The Black Woman in My Life

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 01:21:36 PST

The Black Woman in My LifeBy The Political Assistant A jaded attitude, a two-bedroom apartment in the Bronx, and a terrible job were my prized possessions before I met the black woman in my life. I was done with relationships, done with dating, done with “the chase”. It had all become too exhausting, not to mention expensive. I grew leery of women, rationalizing that most didn’t know what they

Samuel Jackson Loves a Black Women

noreply@blogger.com (ILUVBlackWomen) — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 23:33:56 PST