
A Single Mom's Guide to Raising Black (Gentle) Men
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Narrated by:
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Sanya Simmons
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Clayton "Tommy" Duffie
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Matthew Duffie
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By:
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Sanya Simmons
Narrated by the author, with special contributions from her sons, A Single Mom's Guide to Raising Black (Gentle) Men is an impactful book that shows you how to persevere and ultimately raise young men who are confident, accountable, and capable of facing whatever life throws at them.
Throughout her book, author Sanya Simmons dives deeply into the real issues single moms face when raising Black sons. Full of practical tips and real-life examples, this book addresses a wide range of topics. This includes the role a mom plays in raising a man, educational challenges and stereotypes, talking to your son about sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity, balancing parenting with your own needs, and much more. Written by a single mom for single moms, this is an authentic, matter-of-fact, and necessary book for women raising sons of all ages.
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I wholeheartedly agree that we are called to love others unconditionally just as Christ loves us. But love does not require us to compromise truth. We are all born with sin nature and proclivities we must surrender to God. That includes every area of our lives. sexuality included. While I respect her journey and how she chose to support her son, I believe the message could have more clearly distinguished between loving a person and affirming choices that go against God’s Word.
As believers, we are to deny ourselves, pick up our cross, and follow Christ. That doesn’t mean we love our children any less, it means we love them the way Christ loves: fully, sacrificially, and truthfully.
This book may still offer some practical wisdom to parents, but I encourage Christian readers to approach it with discernment and a strong foundation in biblical truth. I would have rated it much higher apart from the mentions above.
Helpful but conflicting with biblical truth
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