OMG OMG Tamron Hall is married and is expecting

[3rdWorld]

Black women with cacs need to get cancelled or boycotted..you wont reap our hard earned dollars sleeping with Satan..

 

[Sensitive Christian Grey]

How's this got 11 one stars but not in the Bushes?

 

[SmarkMero]

i hope she miscarry

 

[Bboystyle]

The title reeks of prissy chatty patty


OP straight gay asf(if its a male)

 

[ColdSlither]

Why is anyone surprised that the father of her child is white. Lawrence O'Donnell was hitting that when she was still at NBC.

 

[kuts]

Getting pregnant at 50


A career woman's dream

It's true. This point is actually very poignant.

 

[African Peasant]

She won't talk about the huge amount of money spent to have that natural pregnancy...
But she will give fake hopes to dumb female carrierists who will neber have her money to wait till they are 50 to have a kid: queen Tamron did it, so we can".

These people are dangerous.

 

[kuts]

Your really going to pretend that there isn't a reason for that? You really need a history lesson about the effects of white supremacy and oppression? Of course WW have the luxury of seeking husbands in college. BW have always had to work. We've been working since slavery. We've never been in a place(like WW) where we could be reliant on someone else to take care of us, the way WW have. That's why black parents usually stress that we need to focus on continuing to take care of ourselves. WW, on the other hand, have had a much different history in this country and they have the luxury to husband seek, and try to snag men that they know will take care of them(so that they be SAHM for instance). So if BW are going to college to live without one, it isn't necessarily because that's what BW want, it's because that's what BW have been taught.

This is too much victimization. Plus it's inaccurate. Most people find their spouses in college or soon after. All people who didn't get married before thirty have committed themselves to the bag and it's an ugly game.

 

[CarmelBarbie]

This is too much victimization. Plus it's inaccurate. Most people find their spouses in college or soon after. All people who didn't get married before thirty have committed themselves to the bag and it's an ugly game.

The bolded is inaccurate as well.

 

[delnegro]

When people say find a husband in college, they don't mean that you're going to get married right after college. The college sweethearts that I know, graduate, then grind at their careers while being together, then marry and procreate when it suits them.

 

[kuts]

The bolded is inaccurate as well.

It's inaccurate when speaking of ideals, but not in practical reality, which is the plane of existence where most people 30 and up reside.

The fact of the matter is that money is scarce while love is not.

 

[CarmelBarbie]

When people say find a husband in college, they don't mean that you're going to get married right after college. The college sweethearts that I know, graduate, then grind at their careers while being together, then marry and procreate when it suits them.

I know what is meant by that comment. I was in a relationship in college. Many of my friends were as well. Those relationships didn't work out. I'm not sure why this needs to be explained--there are many bw that do get in relationships in college, and see a future with their "so", but things don't always work out. There are also more BW in college than BM. So no, not every BW is going to find future hubbie in college. Some will, some will not. For those that do not, it does not mean that they were intentionally trying to be single and independent. I know on the coli the mindset is that she just needs to get a man, but if that man isn't proposing or nowhere near ready to propose she cannot make herself get married.



"75% of BW are married by 35."


“Among black women, 70 percent of college graduates are married by 40, whereas only about 60 percent of black high school graduates are married by that age,” Tara Parker-Pope of the New York Times reported."

Both points taken from here:

The Top 4 Myths About Black Marriage



My point in posting those points is to illustrate that there are plenty of BW that end up marrying later on in life, for a multitude of reasons, but it isn't always as simple as they didn't try to find a husband in college. I believe the US census has stated that the average age for marriage in this country is 28. That number appears to apply more to WW... BW and BM take a little longer to make the plunge, in a lot of cases, they eventually do. There is nothing wrong with marrying your college sweetheart--to be frank I only know a few couples where this happened, but I realize it does happen. But honestly the majority of my married friends, met their "so" after college.

 

[CarmelBarbie]

It's inaccurate when speaking of ideals, but not in practical reality, which is the plane of existence where most people 30 and up reside.

The fact of the matter is that money is scarce while love is not.

Okay... Your one of those brehs. Noted.

 

[kuts]

Okay... Your one of those brehs. Noted.

Oh, please do elaborate

 

[The G.O.D II]

Is she still with that O’Donnell cac aka upside down face from family guy?