Code of ethics 101: Conflict Resolution Suggestion; 72 hour Rule

If you feel you have been publicly disrespected by a member of the Black Afrikan Centered Cultural Conscious community via video, audio, or written article these are the steps to be taken before a public rebuttal is justified.

1. Immediately contact the person who disrespected you.

2. The person you contact cannot avoid you or not talk to you. This is not an option and should be unaccepted within the culture.

3. If both parties are so emotional and worked up that they cannot speak to the other person both people must agree on a third party mediator for the discussion.

4. Any conversations or discussions within the 72 hour period are confidential and private between both parties and the mediator and if conflict is not resolved CANNOT be used in any rebuttal.

5. 48 hours of conversation and 24 hours of physicality. If you cannot work out your your differences within a 48 hour period then the next 24 hour period will be allocated, AT BOTH PARTIES EXPENSE, to set up a physical fight between both parties with no weapons involved. If both parties do not agree to the fight all conflicts must be squashed and/or resolved because it is obvious both parties do not have a REAL beef.

If both parties agree to a fight, 3 rounds max, unless their is a stoppage. After fight all beef is squashed and resolved. All discussions about the fight and the results of the fight will be private and confidential. Any violation of confidentiality will be dealt with by the unbiased whole with severe penalties for the abuser.

Responsibilities of the “Unbiased Whole”

It should be culturally unacceptable for members outside of the conflict between two individuals to take sides publicly with either party. If you are identified and proven publicly via video, audio or written words or comments to be taking sides in a conflict you should be ostracized by the collective
Black Afrikan Centered Cultural Conscious community.

72 hour Rule Brand or badge

Everyone who has a website or profile on any social network should have a badge which by its visibility will state the person approves of and engages in the 72 hour rule code of ethics. If a person doesn’t associate with the 72 hour rule code of ethics then by default they have disqualified themselves as a member of the Black Afrikan Centered Cultural Conscious community and should be treated by all members as such. If you are a member of the Black Afrikan Centered Cultural Conscious community and you support and abide by the 72 hour rule how you deal with such individuals outside of our community is your own choice just as long as you do not connect the community to your individual solo mission against them.

BISHOP EDDIE LONG: 2010 HERB OF THE YEAR

The Winner of the 2010 HERB OF THE YEAR AWARDS IS…

Bishop Eddie Long!

Congratulations, HERB!

Runner Up: Barack H. Obama

3rd Place: Black Afrikan People

THE 2010 HERB OF THE YEAR AWARDS!

Please cast your vote for who you feel is the biggest Boot lickin’, Superman that hoe, chicken noodle soup, do the stanky leg, takin’ sand out of their pocket throwing it on the ground and buck dancin’, sittin on a porch in a rockin’ chair fan waving, fatback, chitterlings and pig’s feet eatin’, cracklin’ bread, scrapple and souce dippin’, corn liquor drinkin’, if loving the white man is wrong I don’t wanna be right singin’, showing more rows of teeth than a shark smilin’, I got some Indian in me, Caublasian, bamboozled, half baked, half fried, punkified, sissified, pasteurized, homogenized, NEGRO and HERB of the year!

*NOTE: If you have a write in candidate please enter their name in the comments section of this post.