The Call For Men

Give us men. Good men. Men with true faith, strong minds, heroic hearts and ready hands. Men whose feet have a way of sticking to a chosen path without straying when a bump is encountered. Men who are as hard as a rock, yet sensitive and compassionate. Men who will not emotionally tease, having no intention of following through with what is/was said by demonstration/action! Men whose will is strong enough not to be shaped and fashioned by society’s shallow perceptions. Men who are willing to stand up when the odds are against them because they are men.

So, I ask…is this too much?

1 comments :

  1. I appreciate this blog. Not wrong at all. The state of the male today is alarming. There is a perception of being weak that all of us men encounter that seems to cause us to be afraid to do what most men deem as not masculine enough. Like... Give another man a hug. Young men need real role models and all of the really good ones seem to never make it on MTV or BET or any other big media outlet. All we see is all we become. And quite frankly, it saddens me that I am able to associate with some of them but most others do not because they CHOOSE not to. Anyways, I must go, time is of the essence!

    Kingdom,
    -Mic Blu

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Bonnie Morét is an award-winning photographer recognized by The Georgia Council of the Arts as "an exceptional representation of contemporary Georgia art work." Her photography is featured on Georgia Public Broadcast's Georgia Traveler. Her exhibitions include Fifth Annual Exposure Awards at Musee du Louvre in Paris, France, Art Takes Miami at Scope Art during Art Basel Miami, Metro Montage XIII at the Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art, World of Water at the Georgia Aquarium, Open Walls at Black Box Gallery in Portland, Oregon, Wholly Georgia: A Look at the Effects of Southern Religious Culture, sponsored by the Art History League and Georgia State University, at Mint Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia, 6x6 at the Rochester Contemporary Arts Center in Rochester, New York, @Phonography: Dialogue in the Wireless Age, at 3 Ring Circus in New Orleans, Louisiana, and About Lands and Lives of the Civil War at the 6th Cavalry Museum in Ft. Oglethorpe, Georgia. Her photography appears in Modern Luxury/The Atlantan, Jezebel Magazine, and hangs in the executive offices at the Georgia State Capitol as part of the Art of Georgia exhibit. Corporate clients include Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta History Center, Chanel Cosmetics, Christian Dior Cosmetics, Sharp Mountain Vineyards, PM Realty Group, Granite Properties, Road Atlanta, Patrón Tequila, StubHub, CBM Records and The Washington Auto Show.