The Conversation
Author: Harper, Hill
ISBN: 9781592405787
Publisher: Penguin Group USA
Year first published: 07 Sep 2010
Pages: 288
Format: Paperback / softback
Watch a Videop> ul> li>Watch a video/li> /ul>p> /p>/p>b>In his first book for adults, the i>New York Times/i> bestselling author sparks honest dialogues between men and women, in the tradition of Steve Harvey's i>Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man/i>. /b> br>br> Only 34 percent of African-American children today are raised in two- parent households, a sharp contrast to 1966, when 85 percent of black children were raised by two parents. In provocative but heartfelt words, Hill Harper takes on these urgent challenges, bringing a variety of issues out of the shadows. In i>The Conversation/i>, Harper speaks to women and men with clear-eyed perspective, covering topics such as- br>br> .The roots of the breakdown in the black family br>br> .The myth that there are no mature, single, black male professionals br>br> .What women can do to alleviate the "heaviness" they sometimes attach to dating br>br> .What men can do to break the cycle of being a player br>br> .The difference between sex and intimacy br>br> .Bridging the communication gap br>br> .Self-worth and net worth, and why you should never settle for an unworthy partner br>br> Capturing the conversations Harper and his friends frequently have, this book is destined to be one of Harper's most healing contributions.BR>BR>b>In his first book for adults, the i>New York Times/i> bestselling author sparks honest dialogues between men and women, in the tradition of Steve Harvey's i>Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man/i>.br>br>/b>Only 34 percent of African-American children today are raised in two- parent households, a sharp contrast to 1966, when 85 percent of black children were raised by two parents. In provocative but heartfelt words, Hill Harper takes on these urgent challenges, bringing a variety of issues out of the shadows. In i>The Conversation/i>, Harper speaks to women and men with clear-eyed perspective, covering topics such as-br>br> . The roots of the breakdown in the black familybr> . The myth that there are no mature, single, black male professionalsbr> . What women can do to alleviate the "heaviness" they sometimes attach to datingbr> . What men can do to break the cycle of being a playerbr> . The difference between sex and intimacybr> . Bridging the communication gapbr> . Self-worth and net worth, and why you should never settle for an unworthy partner br>br>Capturing the conversations Harper and his friends frequently have, this book is destined to be one of Harper's most healing contributions.
ISBN: 9781592405787
Publisher: Penguin Group USA
Year first published: 07 Sep 2010
Pages: 288
Format: Paperback / softback
Watch a Videop> ul> li>Watch a video/li> /ul>p> /p>/p>b>In his first book for adults, the i>New York Times/i> bestselling author sparks honest dialogues between men and women, in the tradition of Steve Harvey's i>Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man/i>. /b> br>br> Only 34 percent of African-American children today are raised in two- parent households, a sharp contrast to 1966, when 85 percent of black children were raised by two parents. In provocative but heartfelt words, Hill Harper takes on these urgent challenges, bringing a variety of issues out of the shadows. In i>The Conversation/i>, Harper speaks to women and men with clear-eyed perspective, covering topics such as- br>br> .The roots of the breakdown in the black family br>br> .The myth that there are no mature, single, black male professionals br>br> .What women can do to alleviate the "heaviness" they sometimes attach to dating br>br> .What men can do to break the cycle of being a player br>br> .The difference between sex and intimacy br>br> .Bridging the communication gap br>br> .Self-worth and net worth, and why you should never settle for an unworthy partner br>br> Capturing the conversations Harper and his friends frequently have, this book is destined to be one of Harper's most healing contributions.BR>BR>b>In his first book for adults, the i>New York Times/i> bestselling author sparks honest dialogues between men and women, in the tradition of Steve Harvey's i>Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man/i>.br>br>/b>Only 34 percent of African-American children today are raised in two- parent households, a sharp contrast to 1966, when 85 percent of black children were raised by two parents. In provocative but heartfelt words, Hill Harper takes on these urgent challenges, bringing a variety of issues out of the shadows. In i>The Conversation/i>, Harper speaks to women and men with clear-eyed perspective, covering topics such as-br>br> . The roots of the breakdown in the black familybr> . The myth that there are no mature, single, black male professionalsbr> . What women can do to alleviate the "heaviness" they sometimes attach to datingbr> . What men can do to break the cycle of being a playerbr> . The difference between sex and intimacybr> . Bridging the communication gapbr> . Self-worth and net worth, and why you should never settle for an unworthy partner br>br>Capturing the conversations Harper and his friends frequently have, this book is destined to be one of Harper's most healing contributions.
