Raising Real Fathers

By Prince - Albert

I want our young fathers to experience less struggle and make it further in life through fatherly advice. I've been both the boy who had, and did not have his father around at vital points in his life. There are plenty of men making strong attempts to be good fathers but they are clueless on many issues because they have not experienced life with a father of their own. Ideals like intestinal fortitude, integrity, honor and delayed gratification have to be taught, then reemphasized to all young men. There are bonds fathers and sons share, but in instances where the father isn't around these facts of manhood must be passed from one man to another; It is our duty, our debt to our society, as real men. In order to raise strong young men we must start by Raising Real Fathers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Sep 30, 2015
• ISBN: 9781514406137

Prince - Albert

Prince-Albert was born into the home of Albert Hudson and Lauren Witcher. He attended 10 different schools before gaining his diploma, then received his associates degree in Social Science. He continued to VCU receiving his baccalaureate degree in Criminal Justice & Homeland Security. At 27 he had a son and obtained his masters of Public Administration 2 years later. Prince-Albert is a proud, single, full-time father who works to makes all sacrifices needed to raise his son. He's active in community initiatives that support young men/fathers. Prince-Albert is a positive individual who knows struggle and wishes to uplift the mind states of the global community starting with our fathers.

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Copyright © 2015 by Prince - Albert. 619858

ISBN: Softcover 978-1-5035-7667-4

EBook 978-1-5144-0613-7

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Rev. date: 11/03/2015

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This book is dedicated to my son.

Prince-Albert William Hudson IV

Its easier to build strong children than to repair broken men––-F. D.

It is a wise father that knows his own child. -–—W. S.

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Who Am I?

I was raised by a family of strong black women. Some were lovers, but most were fighters. I started life with a father in the home, but due to his military career and my parents’ ever changing relationship status, I spent the majority of my youth without him. During the time my parents were together, we spent a lot of classic father-son moments together, like how to fix a flat, ride a bike, play sports and how to fight. These moments helped make me the man I am today. I can say I had it rough growing up without him, but many of my friends had it worse, not knowing their father at all. My lack of manly knowledge left me figuring out how to be a man the hard way. I can remember him telling me I was a leader and not to be a