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Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=63618.msg468362#msg468362 date=1356617934]
children anyway, are always happy events and joys to be hold :cheesy:
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Be that as it may ....BUT .....Fatherless children is a negative influence :
It is an evil of the Afro Caribbean society...
and there are statistics to support it ! :wink:
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
http://www.thefreepressonline.co.uk/news/1/1985.htm
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - mapoui - 12-27-2012
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=63618.msg468365#msg468365 date=1356619350]
Be that as it may ....BUT .....Fatherless children is a negative influence :
It is an evil of the Afro Caribbean society...
and there are statistics to support it ! :wink:
[/quote]
there is room here to post them..and foster a discussion of those stats and all their inter-connections.
be my guest..or is it chairman's guest?
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - mapoui - 12-27-2012
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=63618.msg468367#msg468367 date=1356619625]
Comment on the impact of absentee males and the matriarchal/female
led household for modern day society in the Caribbean.
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any specific aspect you have in mind. its a large issue...absentee males! what about absentee black males..fathers?
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
http://caribbeanagri.blogspot.ca/2012/10/question-of-week-family-structure-and.html
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
Fathers play a role to develop the child to become independent in society, develop breadwinner habits in other terms be the provider.
To better say a father moulds and shapes the ‘manly’ behaviour of the child.
One major reason due to the absence of a male figure in modern day society
households in the Caribbean is because of previous times mainly slavery.
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
In the Caribbean region, the issue of absentee fathers has become a huge social issue
especially in modern times.
Absence of fathers and "father" figures are predominant in the case of persons of
African descent as it stems from the slavery period....
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
Additionally, boys may engage in crime and drugs and young girls in prostitution
or relationship with men (often older) to meet basic physical needs for themselves
and the family.
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
http://askmoniquefenech.weebly.com/children-without-fathers.html
Good audio :wink:
Re: Selective recognition in the West Indies? We salute you A.I. Kallicharan! - ketchim - 12-27-2012
Monique,
I fell in love with a man, I now have a 28 month old baby boy, that he sees occasionally.
He's 27 years old, running the streets and still in and out of jail
for reasons that make no sense.
Are there any resources I can pass on to him, maybe to change his mind so he
can be a better father and partner?
Fatherless ::redface::