Nov 22, 2024
12:10:49pm
12:10:49pm
140 years after Huck Finn was written, there’s no excuse for using the n-word
I don’t think if you asked Scalley he would try to excuse what he said either, he would simply say that he was wrong and that he regrets it. And I’m willing to forgive him. But forgiving someone and moving on is not the same thing as excusing what was done.
There is absolutely, positively no context in which what he said was OK.
There is absolutely, positively no context in which what he said was OK.
Originally posted on Nov 22, 2024 at 12:10:49pm
Message modified by spinner on Nov 22, 2024 at 12:12:32pm
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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.
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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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