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Informative Speech On Emasculation
Hi Shanette,

Thank you for sharing your views on a subject that is of great interest to me. Your presentation made me think about the effects of the emasculation or feminization of the black male and the impact it is having on the African American community. Although more research is needed I believe we are going to see a dramatic increase in the number of women infected with HIV/AIDS due to the emasculation of the black male under the current political climate, because of low high school graduation rates and the lack of employment options many emasculated black males in the greater Las Vegas community have voluntarily entered into the sex trade as prostitutes while pretending to be heterosexual amongst the public. Thank you again for sharing

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