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G. Ann Wilkerson

September 20, 20129 months ago

Racial Loyalty and Romance: Why Do We Limit Ourselves to Black Men?

Why do Black women feel so loyal to Black men? Where does this sense of “ownership” over them come from and why don’t they appear to have the same feelings toward us? Read more
August 15, 201210 months ago

Date Like A Man: 10 Tips I've Learned from My Boys

G. Ann Wilkerson offers a compilation of ten tips for any woman looking to “date more like a man" based on lessons learned from the men in her life on their beliefs and behaviors in regards to dating. Read more
July 16, 201211 months ago

Let's Stop Faking - We All Make Mistakes

G. Ann Wilkerson asserts that everyone has the right and privilege to make mistakes, to fall down and to get back up, and that this is a natural and essential part of the growth process. Read more
June 4, 20121 year ago

The Road Less Traveled: 4 Reasons You May Not Be Living Your Dream

G. Ann Wilkerson outlines four reasons you may not be living your dream: complacency, naysayers, lack of a clear pathway and fear. Read more
May 21, 20121 year ago

10 Life Lessons You Don't Want to Learn the Hard Way

G. Ann Wilkerson outlines ten lessons that we often learn the hard way, but shouldn't have to since knowing is half the battle. Read more
May 2, 20121 year ago

10 Lessons I Learned While Being Purposefully Single

G. Ann Wilkerson says being “purposefully single” taught her not only how to better conduct herself in love, but how to better conduct herself in life. The following are a few lessons she has learned. Read more
April 23, 20121 year ago

10 Reasons Why You Might Still Be Single

G. Ann Wilkerson outlines ten reasons why a woman might still be single, pointing out blind spots and possible solutions. She encourages woman to close their eyes, open their minds, and lead with their heart. Read more
March 30, 20121 year ago

Eight Stereotypes About Black Women That Need to Die in 2012

Columnist G. Ann Wilkerson outlines eight stereotypes commonly held about Black women, why they are inaccurate and how they have the potential to be harmful. Read more
March 23, 20121 year ago

5 Lessons My Father Taught Me That Have Shaped Me As a Woman

Columnist G. Ann Wilkerson on the special bond she shares with her father after having lost her mother at a young age. She lays out the five things he taught through the years that have deeply imprinted her identity. Read more
March 1, 20121 year ago

10 Things Every Black Woman Should Have

March is Women's History Month! Columnist G. Ann Wilkerson lays out the top ten things she believes every Black woman should have. Read more
February 3, 20121 year ago

On Dating: Experienced or Just Plain Damaged?

Follow a single black woman's journey through the dating world, as she shares reflections about her experiences and lessons learned. This is the 4th post in a 4-part series that will give you a glimpse into her life. Read more
January 27, 20121 year ago

On Dating: Can You Brake without Breaking?

Follow a single black woman's journey through the dating world, as she shares reflections about her experiences and lessons learned. This is the 3rd of a series of posts to come that will give you a glimpse into her life. Read more
January 20, 20121 year ago

On Dating: Relearning the Rules of a First Date

Follow a single black woman's journey through the dating world, as she shares reflections about her experiences and lessons learned. This is the second of a series of posts to come that will give you a glimpse into her life. Read more
January 13, 20121 year ago

On Dating: The Waiting Game

Follow a single black woman's journey through the dating world, as she shares reflections about her experiences and lessons learned. This is the first of many posts to come that will give you a glimpse into her life. Read more
November 25, 20111 year ago

'Generation SEX' and Femininity: From Lil' Kim to the Kardashians

Read a young, Black woman reflect on her generational journey from Lil' Kim to the Kardashians and what it means for today's girls to learn about sexuality and femininity from popular culture. Read more
November 7, 20111 year ago

Nightlife Cliques: Buppies, Crunchies, Greeks, Africans and 'Em

In cities across the nation, party-goers are gathering and segmenting into cliques, dividing themselves into groups based upon education, social group membership, political affiliation, and even style of dress. The urban nightlife scene is extremely segmented and discriminating. Read more
August 17, 20111 year ago

Philadelphia Youth and the Art of Rebellion

Will Smith’s "Summertime" will always be Philadelphia’s official anthem for the season of heat but is rebellion this new generation’s ode to the city? Is it possible to draw art from this chaos? Read more
August 10, 20111 year ago

Where Did the Soul of Philly Go?

Fueled by the grime of the streets, a deteriorating economy, and one of the highest crime rates in the country, the sound of Philadelphia went from croons of love and calls for change to thug anthems and odes to the gun. Read more