They examine the historical conflict between race and gender issues inside the Black community, the impact of feminism, the role from the Black Church, attitudes about sexuality, and popular culture like hip-hop. The authors boldly assert that, without awareness of these things, there might be no long-lasting treatment for many from the community's race problems. They point out the impact of sexism around the oppression of Black women, including male dominance within Black communities. Malicious bloggers are already trying to paint Scott while using Barbi Bridges brush for many years. While the allegations haven't ever been proven (Barbi Bridges is rumored to become surviving in Las Vegas), Voss straddled the same dangerous fence how the reporters who attacked Rush Limbaugh did, after they wrote false accusations about him depending on the blogs. Years ago most of us learned "not believe everything we please read on the internet," but Voss apparently is totally new for the web or too lazy to perform her research. (To be fair, some say Marie Claire pushed her too much with impossible deadlines.) So, if the truth about Barbi is released, maybe it's a very worthwhile turn of events.