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I don't understand the backlash over Hannah Brown saying the N word.
She was just singing the song and it just slipped out.
She surely din't mean to be malicious or hurtful.
I never swore up until I was 16, but it did come out while singing along. Dint mean it was directed..
She was just singing the song and it just slipped out.
She surely din't mean to be malicious or hurtful.
I never swore up until I was 16, but it did come out while singing along. Dint mean it was directed..
I'm not saying she was right.
But she did apologize.
And also. If it's so hurtful, no one should be using the N word. Period. In songs or otherwise. Whatever your race.
I don't understand. So many serious things are happening and people are stuck on a word. Not actions
But she did apologize.
And also. If it's so hurtful, no one should be using the N word. Period. In songs or otherwise. Whatever your race.
I don't understand. So many serious things are happening and people are stuck on a word. Not actions
And by not actions. I mean that there are bad things happening all around us. And more often than not, I just see people getting enraged over the usage of a word (especially by people just singing a song) than the terrible racism people are facing.
IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE.
IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE.
Just to clarify, I am not saying she is right. And I myself haven't ever said the N-word. But to debase a person's entire character and constantly attack and bully them, because of singing along to a song is a bit extreme no?
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