Nov 22, 2024
12:13:42pm
12:13:42pm
11 years ago was too recent for a man in his 30's to be using the N word and not get backlash. This is laughably
different from Huck Finn or Brigham Young or Moses. Twitter had been around for 5-6 years by then. This isn't olden times or the even the 90's we are talking about. I and my friends knew in the mid 90's in west Salt Lake Valley that we weren't supposed to say it. Scalley definitely knew he wasn't supposed to use the word or text it to a black kid in 2013.
Originally posted on Nov 22, 2024 at 12:13:42pm
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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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