Interesting. :)

Troy says, “I ain’t got to like you,” because he doesn’t view it as his job or duty as a man. As long as he is financially providing, he is a good father. It is the mother’s job to like the children. It is the mother’s job to be emotionally available. It is her job to be present.
Expectations of Black Masculinity and the Myth of Black Fatherhood
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Nevena Pascaleva
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Sep 4, 2024
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A writer of evocative fiction and introspective personal essays. Owner of the publication "Tales of Blue".
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