feenin4makeup
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I feel the same way about this. I'm Caucasian but I grew up around and am friends with mostly African American women and men. I think that word has such anger and hatred in it that I refuse to say it in any way, shape or form. If it's in a song I'm singing, I just skip right over the word even if the intention isn't the same. I don't care how it's spelled or the intent, I just think it's the ugliest word and no one IMO has a reason to say it. My very best friend who is a black woman, thinks it's funny to try to get me to say it. I understand that some blacks think it's ok for them to say it and that's their prerogative, but I have no desire to even acknowledge its existence. I hear random caucasion or people who aren't black using it thinking that it's ok because of how it's said or the intent. I just don't agree. I don't care... it's a horrible word with a horrible history behind it. I want no parts of that.
Originally Posted by blazeno.8
![]() Anyways... back on topic, I hate listening to the n* word. Period. I don't care who's saying it, I just don't like it. |
I feel the same way about this. I'm Caucasian but I grew up around and am friends with mostly African American women and men. I think that word has such anger and hatred in it that I refuse to say it in any way, shape or form. If it's in a song I'm singing, I just skip right over the word even if the intention isn't the same. I don't care how it's spelled or the intent, I just think it's the ugliest word and no one IMO has a reason to say it. My very best friend who is a black woman, thinks it's funny to try to get me to say it. I understand that some blacks think it's ok for them to say it and that's their prerogative, but I have no desire to even acknowledge its existence. I hear random caucasion or people who aren't black using it thinking that it's ok because of how it's said or the intent. I just don't agree. I don't care... it's a horrible word with a horrible history behind it. I want no parts of that.