Former Slur's Further Development

[Agnapostate]

What are your thoughts on the increasing tendencies of non-blacks to use the n-word (phonetically altered African-American Vernacular English version) in casual conversation, as a term of affection or friendship?

[Stand Your Ground]

The way it's become so common is quite disturbing. That racist language should not be used at all, by anyone. Even if they don't mean it in a harmful way, the word itself has history of harm behind it. It seems people are forgetting. :(:mad:

[The Douche]

The fact that my black friends used it to refer to me made it seem natual for me to use, because it was part of our everyday language.

I mean, I am genetically black, but you couldn't tell it from looking at me.