I'm a long time mover based in Harlem,NY a wonderful enclave for afro american's for many, many years. I just watch a decline in our over all growth as a people and know we need to make a change for the better. This blog will be a measure of my thoughts on why the decline, the possible fixes and how we can implement them.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Is this the end of our Afro-American being
Hi everyone, I'm so sorry i have been a little behind on things today , not feeling well.. But lets get rite down to things starting with my visit to wells Fargo Bank in Harlem .Upon arriving to the bank i dropped my little one off to class and was in a very great mood, my first check in hand from hire a helper.com as . My first gut was to take it too my bank but since the check was from wells Fargo i decided to stroll on in and rite away i said this is a nice bank . Now i am on line . I'm next on line . And i didn't bring the proper id, i only had my n.y. state id .and for some reason the teller was very , very rude and sent me away feeling less than a man . so having to work and the holiday was up and coming , so i will just go on Wednesday . when this day comes after i take my baby to school i went back into wells Fargo hoping not to have contact with this teller again . As it being they did not accept my secondary photo id . but in the blink of the eye i was siting at a desk getting 1000.00 treatment with a 63.00 check wow what a difference . now i bank with wells Fargo thank you Patrice Izzo job well done . sad thing is that day 1 wells Fargo teller was a Afro American woman day was a white American lady why the deference in tactics?????????www.harlemexpressinc.com
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It seems like black people are always trying to keep other black people down. It's a shame, but sometimes, some blacks don't know the meaning of the word professionalism! And we wonder why white people don't want to hire us in their establishments!
ReplyDeleteSome blacks I'm noticing more and more,have become so numb to their jobs,they have no compassion in speaking or handling business,and most I have dealt with,doing the job,mind you but don't understand their own job,I have pointed out things,stressed issues with documents,presented,such as you did,and the lack of understanding is so high,it makes your head spin,but if they only listen a little bit,they are reading documents ,but not comprehending at all, if its not abc, in black and white,clear as day in front of them,forget it,we are doomed,unless we get someone with a different mentality level,and think outside the box,also.If only some blacks would understand and realize,all it takes it some 2 way courtesy,respect,professionalism,listen and think about what is being said or presented to them,because,it is a way to still "get around documents " without jeopardizing ones job,I have worked with the public all my life,private and city,teller also,never had an issue but it also has to be within the said person also!.With the city job,people watch,I've had people after waiting,upset,disgusted,standing on a long line,let people go ahead of them,saying,I'm waiting for her (me), she's nice,they nasty and dont know how to talk to nobody,made me always feel good but thats just who I am as a person.Very few blacks that I have dealt with,go out of their way to help you,if needed.......sad,really sad the way some of us treat "US"....
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