Pierre D. Perry, the father of two daughters and a 25 year employee of The North Carolina Department of Public Safety, takes an in-depth look at the importance of black fatherhood. As a black man who has worked with incarcerated black males for over two decades, Perry knows there is something missing in the black family structure-the black father. Perry didn't want to rely on the so-called "experts" who learned everything they know about "Black Fatherhood" from books and bias statistics when he did his research; that's why he went straight to the real experts on this subject-The black community. He interviewed black men and black women from all around the world to get their take on this subject, and his findings were very fascinating. Come join Mr. Perry as he explores the importance of "Black Fatherhood." Find out what black women had to say about black men as fathers. And more importantly, find out what black men had to say about fatherhood. Reading this book will be an eye-opening experience.