Nightline hosts a Faceoff that asks: Why can't a successful black woman find a man?

I’ve been reading about how successful women are outclassing their male counterparts and remaining single, and who’d have thunk it, I have something to say about ...

Best Answer: All depends what you mean by success. Success to me isn't working all the others in the day and having lots of material things. Success is ...

Successful black women reach too high, don't know their role, and are stuck up. Read on...

Single Black Women, Nightline, and Steve Harvey. Coming (back) soon. The incredible Megan Carpentier at Jezebel.com asked me to weigh in on this topic.

A look at successful Black Women, who are still single, 20 years after the fact ...

Today's talented, ambitious women are staying single in droves. Are they too busy, too picky or -- horrors -- too awesome?

The purpose of this group is to Take the Stress out of finding LOVE! Who should join? Single ladies that are interested in Meeting Someone Special! You are ready to ...

Think women over forty don’t have a place in Hollywood? After reading this list, you’ll see that isn’t the case. While The Moviefone Blog came...

Part 3: Panelists debate why so many successful black women can't find a man.

ABC News Nightline did a piece on why so many successful Black women are single, and if they need to lower their standards in regards to requirements for finding a mate.

Beyonce, “He can get it… all of it”: Successful Single Ladies Dealing with the Intimidation Curse

All successful single women are not bulldozers outside the workplace. Isn’t it interesting that is the automaic assumption, but a successful single man is not attached ...

ABC News has explored an age-old question in the black community: Why are so many successful African American women still unmarried. More theories abound ...

You Don't Have To Settle What Lori Gottlieb's new book gets wrong about successful single women. By Jessica Grose | Posted Monday, Feb. 1, 2010, at 11:53 AM ET

Despite the continued cultural emphasis on marriage, 70 percent of black women will live their lives as singles—widowed and divorced, but mostly never married ...