First, I want to say, i have never used that word. I don't like it when I hear other Blacks use the word.
The use by a rapper or a Black, does not justify the hateful incendiary use by another race. I once had a Caucasian casually refer to an Iranian as a "Sand N-". She assumed in error that I word condone the use.
You sad, "I have one question why would you have on your show two of the reasons we still want to use the n-word." You want to use the N-word, because that is still in your character. I will also pray that God takes that out of your heart.
I suggest that you do a search on "Hangings and the 'Montgomery Bus Boycott".
Under hangings you will find it was common for Whites to hang Blacks protest in an exercise of their so-called right. During the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Whites protested by passing laws making it illegal to pick up a Black walking.
Recently, in California, two White girls were kicked and beat, while onlookers mostly Black students watched. The girls could not identify any of the people doing the beating and kicking. They decided that some one Black had to pay, so they picked out 12 of the Black students and charged and convicted 11..
Cash and Strohmeyer raped and killed 11 year old Shereece Iverson, Cash is free, having never been charged, although Strohmeyer says that they both raped her but Cash killed her 12 people are less likely to beat and kick two people, than for two to kill one. Cash and Strohmeyer were on tape, but White, Iveron was Black.
I have seen nooses, cross burnings, churches, spit on, and I had a uncle was killed for or being Black, but i have never called a white person the "N" word.
I suggest that you pray, hen watch the movies, " Gandhi", "Amistad", Separate but Equal, Mississippi Burning, and Rosewood.
I respect that you are a Christian, and that must be hard,because Jesus was not White. That would have made him a Roman. Don't worship Jesus, because you believe he had blue eyes. but simply because he was the Son of God. What do you think when you re reading Genesis? You know, about Adam and Eve. One Adam and one Eve, but so man races. Different hair colors,different eyes, but so many similarities. Is it amazing, we all have one heart and two ears to listen and learn to love each other.
Isn't it amazing that an English boy can marry an Italian girl. You know especially since the Black African Moors blood line run through so many Italians. Reminds me of another movie. "True Romance". Did you ever hear of the Black undercover cop who infiltrated the KKK.. He talked with David Duke on many occasions and was even asked to had up a local Colorado Chapter. He focused portraying the same ideologies.
If we focus on our similarities, then it would not have taken until 1965 for Congress to pass the Voters Rights Act. Is an American, was born here without the right to vote n some Southern states. Have you ever been denied the right to vote?
I am for the Right to Chose,and I believe that all unborn children should have the right to chose. Instead, woman us abortion as birth control. I believe that Gays have the right to give up that sin of choice flesh, but they also have the right to not be beat up.
From a celebrity’s controversial meltdown caught on tape to nooses cropping up around the country, Dr. Phil and Bishop T.D. Jakes tackle tough racial issues. First up, Dog the Bounty Hunter spewed slurs in a phone conversation with his son, Tucker, and used the N-word repeatedly when referring to Tucker’s black girlfriend, Monique. Monique’s mother, Linda Shinnery, joins the Dr. Phil show via satellite and says she was appalled by Dog’s tirade. Should the reality TV star lose his job over a private conversation? Civil rights activist Al Sharpton, rapper Master P, and BET correspondent Jeff Johnson weigh in. Then, nooses, a symbol of hatred for African-Americans, are cropping up more and more across the country – from Jena, Louisiana to Columbia University in New York. Najee Ali, founder and co-director of Project Islamic Hope, shares his views on empowering the black community and combating stereotypes. Don’t miss this intense debate about racism and sensitivity in America, and find out how you can educate your children. Join the discussion.
