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Are Black Women The Least Desired But Most Imitated? | Ask a Black Woman

Published on September 12, 2017

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In this episode, the women talking about their approach to dating as the modern day women. Things are changing and black women are highly educated and very career driven. How does that affect our dating lives and how men approach us? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Episode 1: The Single Life and Dating 

Episode 2: The Modern Day Woman 

Episode 3: The Father/Daughter Dynamic

Episode 4: The Perception of Beauty 

Episode 5: The Married Life 

Episode 6: Motherhood 

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