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With the release of kendricks new album, he goes into detail about how a trans cousin taught him about inclusion.
He ends the song with the trans cousin saying she forgives his prior use of the word faggot, if kendrick forgives a white girls use of the word nigga.
Which has me thinking. Why can't white people say nigga. Why is there still a racial stigma behind the word when it was supposed to have been stripped from its negative connotations.
If nigga and nigger are two separate words to black people. Why are they treated as the same when white people say it.
So I'm curious. If whites could say nigga, what would happen? Is that a step towards healing racial tension? Thoughts?
He ends the song with the trans cousin saying she forgives his prior use of the word faggot, if kendrick forgives a white girls use of the word nigga.
Which has me thinking. Why can't white people say nigga. Why is there still a racial stigma behind the word when it was supposed to have been stripped from its negative connotations.
If nigga and nigger are two separate words to black people. Why are they treated as the same when white people say it.
So I'm curious. If whites could say nigga, what would happen? Is that a step towards healing racial tension? Thoughts?
