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| No, no. The greast leader in the world befriended and even ate with those that were opposite of him. The key is to not to judge anyone but to be patient and respect them. | |
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| That’s confusing and difficult to do. Scenario – I’m walking down the hall and some of my basketball teammates say “What’s up Nigga?†What am I suppose to say | |
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| You stop, acknowledge them and say what’s up. Remember light is brighter than darkness. They will start to figure out that you don’t curse and use the N word. | |
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| What if they say I’m not cool and start making fun of me? | |
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| The greatest leader this world has seen was harassed and made fun of, even threatened. Just keep treating them with respect, compassion and patience. | |
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| That's going to be difficult. | |
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