When can white people say the n-word?

There are few people saying that they are set in Kendrick Lamar. A white woman named Delaney gained the privilege to make during the concert at the Alabama Hangout Festival to be held this week at Lamar. But after repeated use of n words, Lamar blocked draenei while she was singing her own song M.A.A.D City. According to the report, when the crowd rang the nose, Lamar told her: "You have to say a word."

This incident caused another round of discussion on the following questions. Should white people use N words? The advantage of using n words is that there are still problems with class discussions, hip-hop fans, and hot arguments about freedom of speech. This is one of the most split words in English.

But whatever the circumstances arise, there are quizzes to refresh your memory when a white man says n words.

As famous writer Ta - Nehisi Coates pointed out last year, the background is very important. Coates added that the anger of white hip - hop fans that can not sing in many of their favorite songs suggests anxiety about America 's racial relationship:

For Caucasian, I am a fan of hip-hop and I think that the experience of not being able to use the word "nigger" is actually very insightful. It will give you a little idea of ​​what black means. Since black people are coming and going around the world, you can not participate if you see people do things you can not do. So, I think there are actually many things to learn from suppression.

You always say that Caucasians want to use the word N. I think this is a false representation of the concern of most people who doubt the ownership of your words. The real problem is a matter of principle - Can we assert that a group of people has words? This is a very strange thing. And that is the reason people think about it. Most people do not really care about that word. I found your flow chart is not appropriate. As it says, I am confused with black people. I must have a predecessor who is a slave. But I can not say N because I do not look black. What does my appearance relate to what I can say? Can certain syllable combinations be accepted only from a specific tone? That is irrational. That's why people question it. This is also very childish

For Caucasian, the word N itself does not pose any threat. Nothing about white words is essentially violent about N words. For Caucasian, N is historically less important than African American. Therefore, the word 'N' as a tool for "teaching a white person to be better" is only somewhat offensive language. Thousands are excluded from textbooks. Because they scare the children too much. If I propose to include photographs of the murder scene and the remains of the ruins in the history book, people will think that I am crazy regardless of "background". But if someone thinks that N words can make African-American children feel horror and suggest violence, they will immediately call censorship saying "PC is overkilling" .

Let's clarify that. There is no doubt that 'N -----' is aggressive. This word is embarrassing of racial discrimination. But, surprisingly, this term seems to be possessed of an African-American wrapper. The dilemma is when people who are neither black nor white are talking N words. I understand that African Americans are still disadvantageous in certain circumstances and living conditions of certain parts of modern society, but I said Coates that white people should not be allowed to say N words I strongly oppose the argument. . It will give them "a deep understanding of what black means." For me, this reasoning seems to be immature. This viewpoint reminds me of a child's game and says, "Look, now you know how it feels." We do not treat skin pigmentation in various ways, but I'd like to create an equal playground for everyone.