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Well not exactly. As stated there are dialects of the word that some or maybe even most African Americans have embraced "ni$$ga" as buddy, dude, or friend. I don't like it and I don't embrace it. I would not prevent myself from watching a comedian or a movie because of it. It is in our...

No doubt. At the time, I was the only black guy on the team and the rest white yet all are my brothers for life.

I do understand the confusion that it presents to white America and that teacher was correct in how the two were are used. However he had no business using those/that word in his classroom. My point is that people like minded as myself are offended by both no matter who says it. I try to...

The 1st one "er." But either one is unacceptable to me. Just because you hear people use "ger" or "ga" makes no difference to me. It all the same to me. People may have different meanings. It's been perpetuated throughout history. I can never understand how this ever transformed into a...

I read an article about Fields' eligibility. His lawyer made the case that he was going to play baseball, but the racist remark from a potential teammate had dramatically affected his ability to coexist in that culture despite the player making the remark being dismissed. What is perplexing...

It's actually "cracker", but we get the point.