Nov 22, 2024
8:51:16am
8:51:16am
Those of you who are shocked about this
probably didn't grow up in junior high and highschool around the early 2000s.
I for one didn't use those words...but I heard them every day by ignorant white, hispanic or poly kids growing up in Utah.
It wasn't an inherent racist or homophobic thing, but rather an ignorant attempt to be cool and fit in with the rap culture they were listening to.
I for one didn't use those words...but I heard them every day by ignorant white, hispanic or poly kids growing up in Utah.
It wasn't an inherent racist or homophobic thing, but rather an ignorant attempt to be cool and fit in with the rap culture they were listening to.
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Nov 21, 10:10pm
You said the n-word a lot growing up? I never did, nor do I recall any of my peers. Well, my non-black peers.
7:49am
I've never used that word. I've known my entire life it was wrong. I've heard it used plenty of times,
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