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Lamar and Ronnie Tyler

Lamar and Ronnie Tyler

Lamar and Ronnie Tyler are the husband and wife team behind the award-winning website BlackandMarriedWithKids.com. They recently produced and directed two Amazon.com bestselling documentaries centered on promoting marriage in the African American community. The films have inspired a Facebook fan page with over 80 thousand fans in less than two years. The Tyler’s were recently selected by Essence as a Power Couple on The Move on a short list of 23 couples that included names like the Obamas, Will and Jada Smith and Jay-Z and Beyonce. Most importantly the Tyler’s are the proud parents of four children in the Atlanta area.

When It Comes to Clean Air, I Am My Sister's Keeper

Posted on February 20, 2012 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: African-American Community, asthma, Motherhood, pollution, schools|
When It Comes to Clean Air, I Am My Sister's Keeper

I remember when my son was first diagnosed with asthma. I was a single mom living over 600 miles away from my family and friends. He was in the 2nd or 3rd grade, and it seemed like he was always getting sick. The nurse would call me at work and say: “Please come pick up …

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Air Of Injustice: A Reason To Celebrate Black History Month

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: activism, African-American Community, asthma, Motherhood, pollution, social justice|
Air Of Injustice: A Reason To Celebrate Black History Month

February is Black History month. It's a time when we celebrate the contributions African Americans have made to American society. Believe it or not, I have many environmental accomplishments to celebrate during Black History month this year. You might say: Ronnie, why are you celebrating? According to the study, Air of Injustice, African Americans are …

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Proposed Power Plant Divides Community

Posted on January 9, 2012 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: African-American Community, coal, Mercury Poisoning, Motherhood, pollution, social justice|
Proposed Power Plant Divides Community

A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about the fond memories I have of crabbing and fishing with my father as a child in the lakes and rivers in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. I expressed concerns about my kids not being able to continue those same traditions due to toxic pollution in …

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Small Changes Make Major Impacts In 2012

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: African-American Community, Motherhood, pollution|
Small Changes Make Major Impacts In 2012

It’s a new year, which means many people have set goals and new resolutions. Losing weight, saving money, managing stress, going back to school, spending more time with family and friends, eating healthy, getting fit, drinking less alcohol, and quitting smoking are among the top resolutions that people make every year. I think there is …

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5 Eco-Ways To Get Your Kids Involved Over the Holidays

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: African-American Community, Motherhood, pollution|
5 Eco-Ways To Get Your Kids Involved Over the Holidays

Over the last few years, we have started several traditions with our kids during the holidays. It is our hope that they will carry these traditions into their adult lives. First and foremost, we want our kids to really understand the true meaning of the season. The ultimate gift of life was given to us …

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5 Things All Moms Want!

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: African-American Community, asthma, politics, pollution, social justice|
5 Things All Moms Want!

I believe that I want the same for my kids that all mothers want…regardless of political affiliation. As a mother, I want these 5 things: 1. As a mother, I want my kids to be able to enjoy the same traditions that I enjoyed growing up. They should be able to go fishing and crabbing …

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Family Traditions That Come Back To Bite Us

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: activism, African-American Community, coal, dads, Mercury Poisoning, pollution|
Family Traditions That Come Back To Bite Us

I grew up in the Tidewater Area of Virginia. Our family loves to go to the beach, and we absolutely love seafood. We can not have a family function without fried fish and blue crabs. We don’t purchase frozen fish fillets from the supermarket. We either catch them ourselves, or we purchase them from a …

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African Americans Vote For Clean Air In 2012

Posted on October 12, 2011 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: African-American Community, dads, politics, pollution, social justice|
African Americans Vote For Clean Air In 2012

The 2012 presidential election is right around the corner, as evidenced by the non-stop coverage of potential candidates. Before you know it, Election Day will be here and we will be faced with voting for the candidate that promises to address most of our top concerns. I have no doubt that job creation, health care …

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Life Is Unfair When It Comes To Clean Air

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: activism, African-American Community, asthma, autism, coal, Mercury Poisoning, pollution, social justice|
Life Is Unfair When It Comes To Clean Air

Life is not fair. Some people are born with great advantages and others are born with major disadvantages. This is a fact of life that we are faced with from birth…and one that African Americans are all too familiar with. Being disproportionally affected by diseases, unemployment, divorce, crime, failing education systems (the list goes on …

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African-Americans: Join The Fight For Clean Air

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Lamar and Ronnie Tyler|Posted in: activism, African-American Community, asthma, Latino Community, politics, pollution|
African-Americans: Join The Fight For Clean Air

During a recent clean air discussion on our Black and Married With Kids Facebook page, someone left a comment that the EPA wasn’t necessary. In the same keyboard stroke, that commenter proclaimed, “big companies need do the right thing.” Well guess what? Without being regulated and held to government standards, most of the country's big …

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