Let’s Talk Rules We Don’t Question

After hearing the recent story involving Nolan Wells, we found ourselves thinking about one phrase so many of us heard growing up: "We come together. We leave together." Was it about safety? Control? Or simply looking out for one another? That conversation led us to something bigger—the unspoken rules many Black families grew up with. The ones nobody ever wrote down, but somehow everyone seemed to know. In this episode, we're talking about the lessons that shaped us, from keeping your hands visible during a traffic stop and "acting like you got some sense," to asking before inviting people over, not sitting on the bed with outside clothes, and making sure you finish your food before drinking your juice. Of course, we couldn't forget the funny ones either: when your mom starts calling your full government name, everybody's auntie can discipline you, and your parents' friends' kids automatically become your cousins. Some of these rules still guide us today, while others leave us wondering if they still make sense. 🎧 Join us as we laugh, reflect, and ask: Which unspoken Black family rules are you still living by? Business Spotlight: Miracle Hands Cleaning LLC (FB) Family owned business that provides cleaning services in Chatham and surrounding areas. Let our Hands work a Miracle. Offering different Services: residential cleaning, office cleaning, carpet cleaning, new home cleaning , apartment cleaning, and moving out cleaning. They also offer vent cleaning, trash removal, pressure washing. Schedule your FREE estimate today! Call or text (984) 265-9425 Email: [email protected] Website: https://miraclehandscleaningllc.simplybook.me/v2/