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Was his slur intentional and does it matter what his intent was.
Can't see the article because I refuse to allow ads. Can you give us the main meat of the article? The part where it describes what he said, in context?
I *do* think this could be a legitimate mistake. However, I don't believe it was an innocent flub in this situation. If it was, he would have immediately corrected himself. His apology was also insincere.
I *do* think this could be a legitimate mistake. However, I don't believe it was an innocent flub in this situation. If it was, he would have immediately corrected himself. His apology was also insincere.
You see what you want to see.
If the name had been Martin Luther Ping, Jr., teleprompter readers would be accidentally calling it the Martin Luther P**n holiday!
Op's headline is confusing... the first guy lost his job, this second guy didn't.
You're right. The 2nd guy from St Louis is Kevin Steincross. He didn't get fired.
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