ok, here's the question. and i know this may seem stupid to some ppl, but i'm just curious.
i have NEVER used a racial slur in my life, nor do i plan to. i have friends of all different races, religious beliefs, sexual orientations... you name it.
now, have you ever seen the show the boondocks? they use the "n word" all the time. i think the show is friggin hilarious, they rip on all races. and i had a friend in high school that used to call me "the n word" in gym all the time. but he did it in the same way he used it towards his black friends (he was black, btw). i was never offended by it. he never said it out of hate.
now, if i'm telling someone about the show, or what happened in gym, is it ok for me to repeat what they're saying? or is that offensive? or..... well, whats the protocol here?
2006-06-18
18:13:10
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hellion210
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➔ Etiquette
i know what you guys mean, and its not like i'm gonna tell my friends about this stuff while i'm in line at the bank or whatever. i just wanted to see what a black person's opinion would be. if i'm repeating what i heard, and i'm obviously not saying anything out of malice, is it ok for me to REPEAT what i heard? not to use those words myself, just explain what i saw. in that context, would that be considered offensive? i'm just curious as to what different ppl's views are.
2006-06-18
18:26:49 ·
update #1