A black male 55years old, 6'4" Christian Of Los Angeles CA Son live in Inglewood Ca
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Hi, I am Murali. I live in a city called Chennai in South India, I am 46 of age and I am married and have two children, elder is studding in 12 std. and younger is in 5Th. I am working for a garment store as a manager.Thanks for the interest shown, take care.
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the information should be on his myspace page. if not check out his record label and contact them. i highly doubt Jibbs of all rappers, would do any cancer or cherity benefit concerts but good luck
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It would be nice to assume that he lives in Chicago, but since he can afford it, he may have homes in several different places. Unless you ask him yourself, the answer to this question may be unknown.
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Where are you getting you information to be sure that this is true? Unless you interviewed and surveyed each and every Black man, White man,  and women of all races on that subject and got those answers that you are posting,  you are just generalizing what you see around you not actual fact. I live in New York and see quite the opposite of what you have seen. I have seen people all of different races going out with and married to Black men. I have a friend who name is Arthur that is married to a Japanese woman and a friend who passed recently, that was married to a Chinese woman and they have a son together. As far as Black men and Hispanic/ Latin women, I have seen plenty of my Black male friends married or  engaged to Latinas that  they have children with. I am wondering what area do you live at because where I live, it is really diverse and that is my truth.
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I've been LDS for 47 years and the teachings of the Gospel of Jesus Christ have helped our marriage to remain strong for 26 years; I've raised five outstanding sons, none of whom drink, none of whom smoke, none of whom take drugs, none of whom have joined gangs, none of whom feel the need for tattoos, piercings, weird hair styles, or rebellious behavior.  Four of my sons have chosen to serve full-time missions in various places throughout the world (my youngest is only 15,) my two married sons (the others are too young) were both married in the San Diego Temple to lovely, moral, pure young ladies, and they live respectable, moral, upstanding lives today with their young families.  All thanks to the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.  Jesus taught that by judging its fruits you can determine the value or validity of the tree.  The fruits of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints are so highly prized, logical, down to earth, and helpful that there can be no serious question by any spiritually-aware person about its divinity.  Be careful on this site because people will drum up some obscure statement by a member of the church spoken 140 years ago or a practice that has been irrelevant for 110 years and they ignore all the fruits of the church today.  Don't pay them any mind.  Others are ex-Latter-Day Saints who generally leave the church because their own lives cannot be controlled to following the high standards of the church.  The generally have drinking or moral issues that they want to encorporate into their lives so they drop out of the Lord's church and then find a home among the Born Agains where they can live any type of sinful life they choose and still have the frim (but false) belief that they will somehow magically get into heaven regardless of their actions.  From someone who KNOWS I would encourage the step of entering the waters of baptism.  If the teachings of the LDS match your own beliefs then it is clear that you are a member of the House of Israel that the Elders have found and you will feel right at home living the high standards and receiving the rich rewards of LDS church membership.
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(505) 762-2224 (last time i checked)\nGood luck i hope you can contact your son
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I think it is 14, my son told his mom he was moving in with me when he was 16. She couldn't stop him. I'm not really sure.
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GIRL THAT IS YOUR APT... YOUR BROTHER DONT NEED TO LIVE WITH YOU FOR "FREE" HOW OLD IS THIS BROTHER? PLEASE SAY HE IS YOUNGER...LIKE HE IS 5-13 YRS OLD...\nIF YOUR BROTHER WANTS TO LIVE SOME WHERE FOR FREE LET HIM LIVE WITH HIS "MAMA"!!! :)
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He's from Pasadena, Tx.  I grew up with him.  He's a really great guy.  The kind of guy who would do anything for you.
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email my fiances dad, hes really neat. Runs a ministry all over California. He is so full of information he can tell you anything.\nkristyliv@yahoo.com
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To not out live my 9 year old son, love & health
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Don't really know anything about those apts - however did look up their location on the map. on a scale of 1-10 (best being 10) i would say that that area would be a 4-5, if i remember correctly (some of my x's family live in that area & i have only visited 2-4 times over the years) the population in this area is 90% black, parts are older well established neiborhoods. would guess that crime would be around a 5-6, easy to learn your way around from there.\n\nhope it helps
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Nice question. I wouldn't even know where to begin with answering this one there are so many issues tied up in this. Firstly are we talking UK here? I'm guessin yes. When you say "urban" are you talking inner city/ethnic minorities generally/Black youth specifically cos it all makes a difference. Also- who is doing the misunderstanding? Is it the general population cos if it's a case of the general population misunderstanding white youth that's absolutely nothing new, if it's the general public misunderstanding Black youth that's also nothing new but they're very different issues. I live in South London (arguably an area of the country with the worst reputation and some of the highest street crime rates- and an area where the stereotypes of hoodie-wearers are rife). I'm 21 (so not too far from the teens and at times  and in certain situations I still consider myself to be 'youth'). For me 11-16 is a really big age gap. If I see an 11-14 year old boy walking down the street in a hoodie my impressions of him will be different than if he's 15/16. It also depends on his demeanour- maybe I can read these things better because I'm of that age and culture and not long out of school? To give a good example the other day I was packing my car boot outside my house and I had to go back to get some more stuff. There was a young Black boy (I'd say about 12/13) walking down the street towards me with a hoodie and tracksuit. I decided that he wasn't a risk so I left my car boot open and went and got the rest of my stuff. As I was coming back to the car and he was walking off past it I thought to myself 'would I have left the car boot open if he was taller? or older? or with a group of friends? or if he looked angry or on a mission to do something bad?' I don't know. It's interesting. A couple months ago in a similar example we were unloading some drinks that we'd just bought from the car (getting ready for a party) and there were two young white girls (about 15) walking past, singing and acting silly (no hoodies). Anyway, I waited by the car til they had passed before I went inside. It was night time maybe that had something to do with it? I don't know. It's interesting because I don't have any schema that consider young white girls to be more criminal than young Black boys (and in fact dominant ideology actually works the opposite way) so as far as I'm concerned it must have been the particular circumstances and I guess that's my answer to your question. It depends. In terms of change, wow there's so much. A really good start would be breaking down barriers between young and older people- exposing them to each other's lives and cultures so they can understand there's nothing to fear and that the other should be respected (this goes both ways). Respect was my next one. Particularly young people need to recognise that their elders should be shown respect regardless of how 'deserving' they are in our eyes. I've seen and experienced some severe violence from older people towards youth (mostly on the buses) and it's just not on but maybe it should start with the youngers? Maybe we should learn to be the 'bigger man' and show respect. Take up our roles in society as the next, capable generation and start to ensure that the path we've laid will be walked by generations to come and when we're older respect for your elders will be a given (like it was back in the day). (I always write essays on here so I'm gonna stop right there- boy I could go on and on, do get in contact if you want any more!!)
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christmas in april is a national organization that does what you need, and based upon my experience you are the type of organization they look favorably upon\nneighborhood housing in the other national org that may be able to help.\nin sacramento their number is 916 4525356. call them for a national organization number.\nthen see if their is an NHS in your area.
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If you know the city he lives in, try posting a craigslist ad. The ad is free, and they have a "Missed Connections" section for exactly this sort of thing.
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He is Jewish American.