Lisa McClennon - Ethics Seen Through the Lens of the Black American Experience

Lisa McClennon discusses her book on ethics through the lens of the Black American experience. She explains ethics as a foundational element in business, using the analogy of rebar in concrete. McClennon highlights the unique impact of ethics on African-Americans, emphasizing the power of the purse, politics, and persuasion. She shares personal experiences and historical context, urging viewers to act ethically and make a difference in society.

What does the author mean by 'standing where you sit' in relation to ethics?

What role does the author believe voting plays in the power of politics?

What is the significance of treating people with kindness according to the author?

How does the author suggest individuals can make a difference in their communities?