Call Tyrone: Why Black Women Should Remain Single Or...

Author and Pastor Jomo K. Johnson returns with his new work on relationships and race in the 21st century. In this sincere and heartfelt plea, Johnson reasons with black women of this generation to reconsider singleness as a viable and respectable lifestyle status in lieu of the shortage of professional, responsible, and godly black men. Johnson writes in a self-apologetic tone as he communicates the historic path that has led to the rise of the single black women phenomenon. And finally, Johnson lays out new alternatives for black women who want to get married but are unable to find a suitable partner of the same race. CONTENTS CONTENTS Intro:A Black Man's Apology 1. Dear Mama 2. Potent Impotence: The Castration of the Black Male 3. Exodus Into Egypt Prison, Parole, or Probation 4. Designing Women: The Rise of the Successful, Independent Sister 5. Mandingo: The Appeal of the Successful Black Man to White Women 6. The Mis-Education of Lauren's Daughter: The Effects of Hip Hop Upon Young Girls 7. A Woman's Worth 8. Call to Singleness 9. Assalamu Alaikum – Marrying a Muslim Man 10. A New Frontier: Missionary Relationships 11. A Change Gonna Come: The Revival of the Black Man