The statement, "The people from the black community can only use the N-word", is a call for racism itself. I am wary of the fact that the historical intent of the word was to dehumanize a black person.
But how come a person from a tribe has an absolute freedom to take the word and the others don't? If I use the N-word, regardless of my tone and how I am addressing, I am already proven guilty for just using it.
But if a black man does, even if it addresses hostility, that is fine by everyone. If the word has already been generalized to something congenial within the black community, why can't we?
Has almighty set a racial boundary for the usage of word such that it distorts its meaning if the boundary's crossed? I don't think so. And with all this, I am not endorsing the usage of the word or throwing any subliminals.
But I am simply passing the notion that if it's wrong for a person, it's wrong to whole mankind and so is the vice versa. Let that sink in.
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