a blog page for members and associates of the Academy of African American Fathers. We are located in Boston Massachusetts. One of the very few ethnic based fatherhood programs and the only Academy of Black Fathers in the country.
Friday, May 4, 2007
Contact Us: AAAF c/o Antonio Celester,Director of Programs 45 Howe street Boston,Ma. 02125 Phone 617-825-AAAF Fax 617-825-2223 Email: blackfathersinc@hotmail.com
Hi, my name is Ted Spear. I have been active in Fathers Rights for 14 years, and in Parental Alienation for the past seven months. I have not seen my children in 14 years, alienated from them with the assistance of the family court system in Massachusetts, and my 17 year old son was killed last November drunk driving. I returned last weekend from the Family Preservation Festival in Washington DC were people came from over 30 states to voice there outrage with broken, corrupt government systems. I believe from reading your web site that we share some common issues. I spent the day in Roxbury Massachusetts yesterday at the Caribbean festival. I was there with six others holding signs on the street for Father’s Rights and Parental Alienation. We received allot of positive feedback from both men and women. I spoke with a couple of African American men that were having problems in the Family Court system that were no different from the problems experienced by thousands of people across the country. The men shared the same pain that I and many others have experienced. I found their problems no different than my own. There were many caring and loving people there, and we were accepted and welcomed into the community. I would enjoy discussing your issues as they relate to many others around the country.
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Hi, my name is Ted Spear. I have been active in Fathers Rights for 14 years, and in Parental Alienation for the past seven months. I have not seen my children in 14 years, alienated from them with the assistance of the family court system in Massachusetts, and my 17 year old son was killed last November drunk driving. I returned last weekend from the Family Preservation Festival in Washington DC were people came from over 30 states to voice there outrage with broken, corrupt government systems. I believe from reading your web site that we share some common issues.
I spent the day in Roxbury Massachusetts yesterday at the Caribbean festival. I was there with six others holding signs on the street for Father’s Rights and Parental Alienation. We received allot of positive feedback from both men and women. I spoke with a couple of African American men that were having problems in the Family Court system that were no different from the problems experienced by thousands of people across the country. The men shared the same pain that I and many others have experienced. I found their problems no different than my own. There were many caring and loving people there, and we were accepted and welcomed into the community. I would enjoy discussing your issues as they relate to many others around the country.
Respectfully,
Ted Spear
ted_spear@yahoo.com
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