Nov 21, 2024
8:07:37pm
8:07:37pm
I gotta say, it would be awfully strange to see a large group of South Indians rattling off the N word just because
their skin color is a near perfect match to many black Americans.
I think the explanation is pretty simple — Polynesian youth are inspired by Hip Hop culture and have adopted its use and since nobody dares to call out a full grown Polynesian young man and his group of friends it’s just become an accepted thing. I don’t think it has a thing to do with Polynesians having a shared discriminated experience.
I think the explanation is pretty simple — Polynesian youth are inspired by Hip Hop culture and have adopted its use and since nobody dares to call out a full grown Polynesian young man and his group of friends it’s just become an accepted thing. I don’t think it has a thing to do with Polynesians having a shared discriminated experience.
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Nov 21, 5:42pm
Nov 21, 5:45pm
Polynesian youth in Utah use the N word rampantly. It seems obvious the community at large is terrified to notify them
Nov 21, 6:11pm
Nov 21, 6:19pm
And that makes it ok? As long as a group of non-black people use it often and routinely, it makes it ok?
Nov 21, 6:24pm
There are people on CB this evening arguing that it is ok — so long as you’re not white and come from island heritage.
Nov 21, 6:40pm
Sorry, but Polynesians don’t have shared experiences to black Americans. Ironically, the Irish, Greek, Italian and
Nov 21, 7:04pm
No, I don’t agree that Polynesians should be licensed to use the N word just because they want to and there exists a few
Nov 21, 7:23pm