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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wildly inappropriate. Nobody should be saying the n-word at all, except Black separatists. N-word is a consolation prize for being outside mainstream society. Anyone who wants to be a part of mainstream society, Black or non-Black, shouldn't use it. [/quote] White parents are telling their kids not to use the n-word. What about black parents? My kid said a friend gave him an “n-card” and it was so confusing for him because he felt like his friend had more say in it than we did because he was black. [/quote] Teach your child American history and about the black experience in America. If your child sees his peers as having more authority than you, then, added with him courting use of the n word, you have a serious problem on your hands. [/quote] We say “don’t use the n-word because it’s derogatory”. Black friend says “you’re cool, it’s ok to use it”. It’s confusing for young kids. [/quote] Troll score: 2 out of 5[/quote] Not OP and not a troll. And my kid doesn’t use the n-word. But it was very confusing for him to understand when he was younger. [/quote] Is he equally confused when teachers say be quiet and his talkative friends say the opposite. Parent your kid. Stop making excuses.[/quote]
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