I worked for the USPS for 43 years, at least 60% of the workers were black with upper middle class incomes. I personally witnessed the ghetto culture you have described. Income doesn’t matter, power doesn’t matter. It’s not true for every black person I worked with; however, it was true for the majority. I have never understood why.
The Anthony saga reinforced my previous experience and expectations. It made me sick; however, I was not surprised by the majority of the black respondents.
I worked for the USPS for 43 years, at least 60% of the workers were black with upper middle class incomes. I personally witnessed the ghetto culture you have described. Income doesn’t matter, power doesn’t matter. It’s not true for every black person I worked with; however, it was true for the majority. I have never understood why.
The Anthony saga reinforced my previous experience and expectations. It made me sick; however, I was not surprised by the majority of the black respondents.
I hear you on that!
It's very sad.
That mom I mentioned is an awesome mom in every way except that one way. Her kids are great. Her husband is a saint.
Except for this one issue. :-(
Exactly. No one in the actually pretty good school where I teach seems to even try to teach the kids to speak proper English
This might help. LOL
https://openl.ai/translator/ebonics-translator