#blackfathers are trending on twitter, dispelling bullsh*t stereotypes

Dispelling the negative mythology and culturally inaccurate stereotype the black fathers are absent, black twitter made the hashtag #BlackFather trend this week by posting positive images of dad’s and their kids. Whether these dads are on carpool duty, feeding their babies, or attending ballet recitals, black dads are the shit. And more than that, they care about their families and loved ones in tender, fatherly ways—a gentler image of black manhood that the media so often declines to represent.

The Love Between Father & Daughter Knows NO Distance💕💙 I Love You Pumpkinnnn❗️This Probably My FAVORITE Hashtag Of 2018 …#BlackFathers pic.twitter.com/jXdEcQL7ZU

— Tay💸 (@CoreianP) March 22, 2018

#BlackFathers mannnnn never thought I’d be a dad but I’m glad about it! Shoutout to my lil Twin Amar’e Ali pic.twitter.com/KlmyKcljZo

— Mack Macaroni (@BigBeard_Ali) March 22, 2018

This is my lil ginger she brings me so much joy and I love our daddy-daughter moments, she is quite naughty got so much energy for a girl Hahaha. #BlackFathers pic.twitter.com/CqAx2ZSgYx

— GLOSSATOR ACCURSIUS (@GACCURSIUS) March 22, 2018

My everything #BlackFathers pic.twitter.com/sFpfQfNOVW

— John Wess (@imJohnWess) March 22, 2018

Love For Life! #BlackFathers pic.twitter.com/ptqzaiHFrh

— Chrιs Μarvεl✊🏽 (@ChrisMarvel) March 22, 2018