This is awesome! Thank you Men for all of you who came to support a fatherless student God Bless you all
3 weeks ago | 96
This should be a nationwide event, I love the support that these fathers are giving to the boys who have no fathers around.
3 weeks ago | 91
So much for us not showing up for our community. This is the complete opposite of their narrative against us. Salute
3 weeks ago | 178
This! This right here. This made me cry. I absolutely love that. What a way to show leadership love and compassion.
3 weeks ago | 40
I was driving to my first customer of the day yelling “hell yeah hell yeah!” Our youth NEED this. Thank you tonalities men that showed up. This is the true essence of who we are. B1 Fam
3 weeks ago | 22
Thank you for caring men!! these boys will always remember how you supported them! 💗
3 weeks ago | 3
This is so AMAZING. God bless all these men who turned up. Only a REAL man knows the essence of taking responsibility for his children. Much respect. 👊🏽👊
3 weeks ago | 16
What a blessing,thanks to all men mostly fathers ,let's take our place in history,. Texans proud of you
3 weeks ago | 17
Black Magic and God's creation showed up to be the first not the last. These men showed their community that being God's creation of mankind is not to be played with and these young men got a taste of greatness. BRAVO MY BROTHERS.
3 weeks ago | 33
We are and always have been good fathers. Big ups to yhese fathers, brothers, husband's, men.
3 weeks ago | 2
Thank you brothers(for showing up). This is what black leadership is about. We have to take control of our communities.
3 weeks ago | 27
That’s rite I hear a lot of these fools talking bout they wouldn’t help raise a young Black man just talking to a young brotha helps showing that you care 💪🏿
3 weeks ago (edited) | 10
I’m so proud of my brothers standing in the gap for these you men! We all need a strong mentor and someone to believe in us!
3 weeks ago | 4
This meant a lot to the little man to see the big man step in to support them and that they do have father and Dad's proud of our men in Dallas May the father that sits high and looks low bless you all for supporting those young boys.
3 weeks ago | 2
Black Journals
Each year, Dr. Billy Earl Dade Middle School in Dallas, Texas, holds a “Breakfast with Dads” event to encourage fathers and father figures to connect with their students. Many of these students come from challenging backgrounds.
This year, some kids didn’t sign up for the breakfast because they didn’t have a father or father figure to invite. Principal Tracie Washington was worried about this. Kristina Dove, who helped organize the event, suggested asking for volunteers on Facebook to serve as “dads” for the day. She aimed to find 50 men, but her post quickly went viral and attracted 600 volunteers.
One of the volunteers, Archie Nettles, a motivational speaker and Army veteran, felt it was important to support boys who might lack a dad or mentor. When the students entered the auditorium and saw all the men, they were surprised and excited to talk to them.
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