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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 277339" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>I've not seen the programme but it's a great subject for a TV show. Too often black fathers are portrayed as being violent, unloving or absent when in fact most of them are great parents and I applaud Oprah for trying to change the narrative on this.</p><p></p><p>Regarding Kevin Hart, he has apologised for his past homophobic statements and of his desire to do better in the future. I think that's a great example for a father to show his son: when you do wrong, recognise that, apologise and commit to do better. Regarding John Legend, he doesn't own his wife, he isn't guilty of anything she has done. It's a very old fashioned and sexist view that husbands should control what their wives do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 277339, member: 33"] I've not seen the programme but it's a great subject for a TV show. Too often black fathers are portrayed as being violent, unloving or absent when in fact most of them are great parents and I applaud Oprah for trying to change the narrative on this. Regarding Kevin Hart, he has apologised for his past homophobic statements and of his desire to do better in the future. I think that's a great example for a father to show his son: when you do wrong, recognise that, apologise and commit to do better. Regarding John Legend, he doesn't own his wife, he isn't guilty of anything she has done. It's a very old fashioned and sexist view that husbands should control what their wives do. [/QUOTE]
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