Comments on: Man Accused of Racial Abuse Says He Used N-Word as ‘Term of Endearment’, Blames Hip-Hop

By: Abdullah El Malik Muhammad

Abdullah El Malik Muhammad — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 16:19:53 +0000

first of all the word endearment means:feels love or affection.And n****r is a word meaning offensive,a lazy black ignorant person as its states in Webster.How do you confuse the two.Its said that” its not what your called but what you answer too” true that as may but being raised in the 50′s and 60′s I still to this day do not like that word and I hate to hear our young children walk around saying it to each other,its just disrespectful.

By: Herman Hawkins Jr.

Herman Hawkins Jr. — Sun, 09 Dec 2012 20:12:21 +0000

What has commercialized hip hop done to our culture and our society? There was a time when the “N” word was only used casually. Now it is used by anyone any place regardless of race and jokingly I would say. This world is going down the tubes so fast that if we are not careful, we will fall into a bottomless pit.

By: marcus davis

marcus davis — Sun, 09 Dec 2012 15:51:49 +0000

This topic again ,does this ever get tiiresome,to those folks that just think its a word and all that other stupid shyte ,would they call their mothers the N WORD ? then come back and say all that c**p about it being just a word .I think hip hop has a lot answer for all this retarded BS .You come to some parts of Toronto some of these young fools will be using the N word with white folks and laugh along with them becsue all they do is copy the americans ,same with the africans the exact same shyte no sense non of them.