Roger Stone calls black radio host Mo’Kelly a racial slur during interview:
“I don’t really feel like arguing with this Negro,” Stone could be heard saying.
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“Thirty years as an entertainment professional, twenty of them in radio. ‘Negro’ was the first pejorative uttered.”
So Negro is a pejorative now?
That’s going to retcon a whole bunch of racism, ainna? I mean, in the early part of the century, that’s how you referred to African Americans when talking about Race. Of course, then the preferred term was Black, capital B, then Afro-American, then African American (and Black with a capital B was kind of looked down on as an almost pejorative, and now we’re back to Black with a capital B. And if you use or ever used the wrong one (or, perhaps, if you are also part of a targeted minority like Trump supporters or conservatives) at the time when only one is right, you’re an instant Racist and/or White Supremicist.
Definitely a trick to attack the wrongthinkers. I wish I could say clearly a trick, but I’m afraid it’s not transparent to a lot of people.
Meanwhile, let’s examine some other New Racists who used the new bad word:
Come see the inherent systemic racism, and by that, I mean the system of finding racism where it’s not.
Also, is colored people a racial slur when people of color is not?
It would is so hard to keep track and to keep in Right Thinking these days. Which, I suppose, is the whole point.