You can’t sing it when "Bodak Yellow" comes on. I don't care who you are or what your circumstances if you're not a person of color, you can't say the n-word. You cannot use this word and get it away with it. It will bring down an education that you will not be able to retort. It happens all the time.īut, as Sharon Reed so masterfully explains, it's not your trump card anymore. Do you want to know how many times I've received emails or DMs calling me the n-word because of what I write on ? I have lost count. For all the debating and equivocating we do as a society about what its context is and who can say it, the n-word still acts as the trump card for racists everywhere from huge rallies to one-on-one Twitter exchanges. Kathy Rae thought she could pop-off and throw around the n-word with no repercussions. What makes this commentary so extraordinary is that not only is it a textbook example of "You thought!", but also that it speaks to the searing, ugly truth of life in these United States today. You may not like hearing it guess what? Sharon Reed probably doesn't either.
Personally, I am glad that Sharon Reed actually said the n-word in its entirety on air. But instead, I'll let your words speak for themselves. But I could clapback and say a few things to you. On December 5, 2017, you think it's okay to call this journalist a. I won't mischaracterize your view either, Kathy Rae. "So, when arguing with somebody, you have to be careful not to mischaracterize their viewpoint. "We do try to keep it real here and I think we do a very good job of it," Reed continues, winding up exquisitely.
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