Deleting tracks
 

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Nope, never.

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Depends on my mood.

Mostly if an album has dud tracks I won't listen to it much. I like hearing an entire album. If I do listen on random then those lesser heard albums are generally tolerable in that context.

any new albums I buy I rate them with the 5 star system and sometimes I delete all the 1 star rating songs I don't like

the album usually turns into a pretty good EP when I do that LOL

Sometimes, not often though

No. That would disturb the flow of the album. I sometimes might skip a track, if I really hate it, but then again, it might at some point end up appealing to me so in general I tend to just listen to them, even if sometimes through perhaps gritted teeth.

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Delete.

That's funny. There are a couple songs I'm not a fan of on that album but "Black Man" isn't one of them.

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A lot of Stevie Wonder's music is ideological. If that's your reason for not liking that particular song I'm kind of surprised you listen to him at all. Anyway, I really don't like "Village Ghetto Land" and "Isn't She Lovely" because I've always found both kind of boring, though the latter has grown on me a bit just by virtue of its inherent sweetness.

Edit: I just was looking at the track listing and remembered I also don't like "If It's Magic".

I think the bad tracks on an album are sort of part of the history and context of the artist in question.
One song doesn't take up all that much space either, so as long as it's an album that I mostly like, I'll keep it all.

If an album is so bad there's only 1 good song, then I'll delete the album and put that song into a big, messy "good songs from bad albums" folder. But it has to get that bad before I delete songs.

Sometimes I even end up liking a supposed bad song, and I'll often listen to an entire album without skipping. It's just part of the experience to me. I don't skip bad scenes in movies either.