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Topic	Why are black people allowed to use the n-word?
DonaldClinton 06/27/17 9:13:43 AM #35:	scaler24 posted... DonaldClinton posted... It's only offensive because of who is saying it No, it's not. I have black friends that get offended by the word whenever another black person says it too. The person saying the word doesn't change the fact that the word is horrible and needs to disappear, not be used as slant by a certain group of people If a black person say it, it's like saying "my fellow black person" or "my brother.". It's a comraderie thing. So if someone who isn't black says it, it's not alright because you're not black and you don't know what black people go through. Some don't like it when anybody says the word because it reminds them of slavery and Jim Crow <cite>DonaldClinton posted [p:881891530] in Why are bl... [t:75505790]...</cite> <quote><cite>scaler24 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DonaldClinton posted...</cite> <quote>It's only offensive because of who is saying it</quote> No, it's not. I have black friends that get offended by the word whenever another black person says it too. The person saying the word doesn't change the fact that the word is horrible and needs to disappear, not be used as slant by a certain group of people</quote> If a black person say it, it's like saying "my fellow black person" or "my brother.". It's a comraderie thing. So if someone who isn't black says it, it's not alright because you're not black and you don't know what black people go through. Some don't like it when anybody says the word because it reminds them of slavery and Jim Crow</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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