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Never use the full slur, always refer to it as the "N-word."
Just to be safe (just a few weeks ago a high school principal came under fire for using the full word to explain to a student why he could not play a certain rap song during a basketball game; the song was filled with the "N word").
However, this does not apply to other races/ethnicities.
Oscar-nominated actor Viggo Mortensen is apologizing for using the N-word while speaking at a post-screening discussion about his new movie Green Book, promising, "I will not utter it again."
Everyone, apparently. How many times has this scenario played out now? Someone uses the word ******, appropriately, without any hint of malice, in the context of some discussion. Racist idiots, oblivious to context, are "outraged" because the speaker is white. Pathetic apologies ensue which may or may not save the speaker from ruin.
Never use the full slur, always refer to it as the "N-word."
Just to be safe (just a few weeks ago a high school principal came under fire for using the full word to explain to a student why he could not play a certain rap song during a basketball game; the song was filled with the "N word").
However, this does not apply to other races/ethnicities.
Well then you would probably want to concentrate on rap music, most used word is nig***. Next most used words are bitc*** and ho**.
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