Quick question. When white people are saying the n-word (the one that ends in GA, NOT ER) to their best friend who is also white.... does that still make it racist? Genuine question, I know seem stupid but I wanna know. I know "the whites" have taken it and used it as a replacement term for "best friend" for other white friends of theirs, too.
then there still ignorant and racist af. No different than straights who call each other homophobic slurs
then there still ignorant and racist af. No different than straights who call each other homophobic slurs
Thank you, just wanted to know. Don't worry, I don't do that. Everytime my friends did that, I cringed so hard They were educated on it too, they just don't care.
So if i say the word ****** or call a gay person a ******. but i had no homophobic intentions. I wouldn't been seen as a homophobe? And clearly he says that word on a regular freely almost slipped out his mouth. Not to mention he has NO black friends and little POC friends in general.
Well he didn't use the word as a noun, he referenced it. Like all explicit language though its obviously best to censor it even when referencing "n-word, f-word, c-word", so to be considerate for those who you might offend. I recall a professor getting in trouble because they would say the word in full when reading texts.
Thank you, just wanted to know. Don't worry, I don't do that. Everytime my friends did that, I cringed so hard They were educated on it too, they just don't care.
some people will remain stubborn and ignorant no matter how many times you present them with facts or try to educate them. I just learned to cut those people off
What does that have to do with anything? Someone bought that for me btw Pick up a damn book for once.
You have the nerve to call out others for warnable posts yet you're basically doing the same. That's weak and hypocritical. And you still haven't refuted my post instead you're going with your go-to phrases like "uneducated" and "delete it" as if you've made your point clear. I don't think you did, boo.