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Mar 25, 2022 2 hr 1 min

Why Should I Get Married?

from Mental Dialogue Hosted by Montoya Smith

The Mental Dialogue talk show welcomes back the "Ossie & Ruby Dee of Marriage Counseling," "That Clay Couple," HASAN CLAY & HASAN-NAAILA CLAY, from Global Leadership Integrated Counseling, along with special guest co-host, LAWANDA JORDAN, founder of the upcoming event "Why Should I Get Married?" to discuss the benefits & purpose of MARRIAGE. According to studies MARRIAGE RATES hit an all-time low in 2018, but the question remains what exactly is leading to this cultural trend and what does it mean for the AFRICAN-AMERICAN community who typically marries less than the broader society. Should the AFRICAN AMERICAN community continue to role with this trend, or are there benefits to MARRIAGE and its purpose that individuals should take a closer look at? If more BLACKS got MARRIED and stayed MARRIED what would that mean for the next generation? MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

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