A Historical Perspective of a Black Code of Conduct – Part 3 In my April 11 blog, I talked about the codes of conduct of Asians and so-called Black people. While in our modern age it would appear that very few Black people operate under a strong code of conduct the way other people groups …
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Do Black People Have a Code or Conduct? – Part 2 In my March blog post, I talked about the lack of an enforced “code of conduct” in the Black community. Part of enforcing a code of conduct is for parties to operate in “quid pro quo.” The phrase, “quid pro quo” is Latin that …
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Do Black People Have a Code of Conduct? Not long ago, a relative of mine was referred to see a specialist by her regular specialist doctor for a second opinion. The doctor who referred my relative to the specialist was just an adequate doctor with a bedside manner that left a lot to be desired. …
Quid Pro Quo During the early years of legalized slavery in the United States, so-called Blacks were subjected to a excess of injustices including laws that were passed against them that prohibited them from creating community and legally conducting business with one another. Although these unjust laws have been overturned, for the most part Blacks …
On the Eve of Black History Month Tomorrow officially kicks off Black History Month where the world focuses on notable achievements of so-called African Americans. Most focus on Black people who made an impact during the time of slavery and post slavery. But Black history goes well-beyond 1600 AD. While it isn’t often recognized, Black …
A New Year with a Bang As with every new year, most people look forward to leaving behind the old and look forward with hope at what lies ahead. But at the time of this writing, we are a few weeks into 2021 and, boy, has this year already started with a bang! Everything from …
