. it's against everything..." I'm sorry darling, but this is no time to stand up for your feminist principles. You're a fugitive. You're nearly six fe...t tall, you stand out like a Belisha beacon, and you're all over the papers. Let me do it. You can blame me if the Sisters see you and don't like it."I pushed her back into cubicle, and crowded in with her. A little work on the wig, flourishes of makeup, and with sunglasses coquettishly poised, even Auntie Susan would have had to look more than. Graydon had never heard violent outbursts this angry or furniture crashing against the walls so wildly as he was hearing now. His mother's voice became increasingly hysterical, broken with sobs, and then, while Alex Sr. resumed raging, she went silent. Another crash: Alex Sr. had kicked and punched the kitchen door, then slammed it open again against the wall, amidst sound of dishes and containers crashing and clattering to the floor.Silence for a time. Alex Sr. had slammed out through the. As we approached, she looked up and knowingly smiled at us. “Good morning, you two. Did you have a good night?”Kim said, “We did, and we had an even better morning.” Amanda laughed and said, “Good for you. Are you guys still interested in hitting the golf course later this morning? We have a 10:30 tee time, and it’s almost 9 am now.”I said, “I’d still like to do that. How about you, Red?”She smiled and said, “Sure. I could use a bit to eat first, though. Let me scramble up some eggs for us. You. Why is Western society fixated on the love life of the Black woman? They don’t love us so why do they care? Granted, Black Enterprise’s article and the clips about Black women and their dating woes were primarily aimed at Black women living in the United States of America but as a Somali-Canadian woman, the issue resonated with me as well. If you ask me, the White media needs to stay out of the affairs and bedrooms of Black women and Black men. Who we date or marry, and what we do behind closed.