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So what are we arguing here? Whether she herself is a racist because she doesn't believe cracker is a racial term? Let me ask you a question: do you believe the word 'colored' is racist? How about 'negro'? Some do, some don't.
The fact is that 'cracker' isn't nearly as RACIALLY CHARGED a word as the N-word... and therefore I wouldn't necessarily expect her to consider it to be a pejorative.
Maybe by your terms it isn't "as" racially charged, but I don't believe your opinion is included in the dictionary. Here...let me copy/paste for you:
5. Slang: Disparaging and Offensive.a poor white person living in some rural parts of the southeastern U.S.
It doesn't say "to some people", or "sometimes", or "could be".
And no, it isn't about DeeDee. Trayvon is the one who called George a "cracker".
Disabilities? Maybe she is just ignorant. That doesn't mean someone is disable, it just means perhaps she has never learned how to conduct herself or how to handle certain situations. It always disturbs me how people are quick to say someone like this has a disability.
I would think that most people would never had been a witness in a murder trial and wouldn't know how to act. She is also 19.
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