Politics And Social Critiques.

Tonight Min. Monique Robinson joins me to discuss her book "Longing for Daddy: Healing from the Pain of an Absent or Emotionally Distant Father."

Tonight on "It Can't Just Be Me.." we'll discuss New Year's Resolutions. What are your New Year's Resolutions?We'll also discuss "How to Stick to Your Resolutions.""How to make New Year's Resolutions that Work"and "Making Attainable New Year's Resolutions.We'll talk top news headlines as well.

I welcome attorney Jason Crump Esq. (www.smithgrahamcrump.com) to discuss "Child Support: Ten Things A Custodial Parent Should Know." Mr. Crump will answer question on paternity test, affording a family law attorney, collections process, and what to do if the other parent stops paying support. So please stop by with your calls or feel free to use the chat room.

Tonight I talk with Morgan State University Asst. Prof. Jared A. Bell. We'll discuss his article on Blackagendareport titled "For Colored Antagonisms." Well discuss his criticism of Tyler Perry and Hollywood. "Lionsgate and Perry have again come through to satisfy the national need for Black pathology to be displayed absent any appropriate context or history." Please join us by calls or chat room comments as we engage in what will be a great conversation.

Part 2 of last weeks discussion onn the Pew Research Study where 4 of 10 people said, that Marriage is Becoming Obsolete. After visiting this last week I found it so necessary to come back and pick up where we left off.

"4 in 10 Say Marriage is Becoming Obsolete." Do you agree? Are there any amens out there? Are there any no ways and not possibles? Join me tonight as we discuss this new study and take a look at some reasons why some may feel the way of the obsolete.

Emory University professor & author Andra Gillespie about her book "Whose Black Politics?: Cases in Post-Racial Black Leadership." We'll also talk about the mid-term elections and why Blacks weren't falling all over ourselves to get to the polls.

Election night coverage! Join me and my guest as we address election night results and see what direction the country has chosen.

Tonight we talk "Democracy Remixed: Black Youth and the Future of American Politics" with author Cathy J. Cohen. Cathy Cohen is a professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago. "In Democracy Remixed: Black Youth and the Future of American Politics, Cathy J. Cohen, principal investigator for the Black Youth Project, gives readers an in-debth analysis of the state of black youth in America today." We'll discuss the views of black youth regarding politics, morality, and economics. Join in with your calls and chat room comments. Peace!!

Tonight we'll talk about T.I's return to prison, and I'll tell you why he should have known better. We'll also discuss raising kids on reality television. Our feature topic tonight will center around education. Join me as I welcome Jeremiah Newell, Director-EEOP/Student Engagement of Mobile,(ALA) Area Education Foundation. We'll disucss the MAEF as well as the state of education in America. We'll talk standards and getting parent more involved. Should America's schools be open year round? We'll also discuss ways to keep kids motivated and focused on education.