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Rastus · UNSTOPPABLE!

Yo,

It's sadly a "mind-control" issue that's manipulated by the press/media to divide your country to take-a-side...

The more it's used, the less effective the outcome in years to come. ( Though there's plenty of suckers to take-on yet )...

The US-of-A was made great by its multiculturalism, not by its racism.

SELLC · CERTIFIED POST WHORE

I think we have niggers of all colors, sizes and sexes...

In fact the definition back in the 1980's was, "an un-educated person".

Then there is also the fact that negro is, I believe Spanish, for black? Perhaps that is what pushed the word over the edge for some?

-- Edited by SELLC on Thursday 28th of February 2019 02:24:39 PM

Nuffan · No longer a user - left on their own accord.

SELLC wrote:
I think we have niggers of all colors, sizes and sexes...
In fact the definition back in the 1980's was, "an un-educated person".
Then there is also the fact that negro is, I believe Spanish, for black? Perhaps that is what pushed the word over the edge for some?

-- Edited by SELLC on Thursday 28th of February 2019 02:24:39 PM

Negro is not derogatory, The other is...and I agree the other is not about skin color, but it is still perceived as being directed that way...

SELLC · CERTIFIED POST WHORE

I never said negro was a derogatory, I simply said that it's origins in older languages means "black" and I was pondering any possible relevance in the two.

Nigger back in the 1980's was NOT listed in the dictionary as a derogatory, rather the definition was simply "an uneducated person"... then after that it was listed as slang for "a person of color".

I guess since the 1980's they have moved away from slang and gotten more specific with the classification of "derogatory".

Nuffan · No longer a user - left on their own accord.

SELLC wrote:
I never said negro was a derogatory, I simply said that it's origins in older languages means "black" and I was pondering any possible relevance in the two.
Nigger back in the 1980's was NOT listed in the dictionary as a derogatory, rather the definition was simply "an uneducated person"... then after that it was listed as slang for "a person of color".
I guess since the 1980's they have moved away from slang and gotten more specific with the classification of "derogatory".

The actual definition is someone uneducated...

The problem came in the south it was used to belittle people of color, it was really bad for the first 100 years following the civil war...YES all the way until the passage of civil rights...and it still got used but not as openly after 1964...

You are correct there is nothing about the word that is directly derogatory, but it becomes that, when used to describe a person of color...it started pre-civil war when it was illegal for a person of color to be educated...

The term has ZERO to do with skin color...but there is no escaping it was used as such for a very long time...which is why it is considered derogatory today....

-- Edited by Nuffan on Friday 1st of March 2019 06:54:16 PM