Jaiden Stryker
It doesn't matter if you have Black friends or Black family members. There's a difference between the two. And the fact that you don't see a difference is more than enough proof for you to not be using it.
****** is racist. Plain and simple. ***** is a word used among Black people in the same way Hispanics call each other Ese and Vato. How often do you hear Blacks going around saying, "That's my Ese right there, homie." Or "Me and my Eses were drinking Mickeys." They have two different meanings. ***** is still a sensitive word because it was derived from ******, but they're still different.
As much as I hate using this site for info, the first definition has a decent example of the difference:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=*****
Dictionary.com, which is actually an official source for definitions list ****** and ***** in two different ways:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/******
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/*****
Realize that it has little to do with an accent. Many Blacks understand the difference between the two words. Those that don't need to educate themselves, and not masquerade as someone who is credible to try to teach someone else about it.
Calling me a ****** gets people punched in the mouth.
****** is racist. Plain and simple. ***** is a word used among Black people in the same way Hispanics call each other Ese and Vato. How often do you hear Blacks going around saying, "That's my Ese right there, homie." Or "Me and my Eses were drinking Mickeys." They have two different meanings. ***** is still a sensitive word because it was derived from ******, but they're still different.
As much as I hate using this site for info, the first definition has a decent example of the difference:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=*****
Dictionary.com, which is actually an official source for definitions list ****** and ***** in two different ways:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/******
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/*****
Realize that it has little to do with an accent. Many Blacks understand the difference between the two words. Those that don't need to educate themselves, and not masquerade as someone who is credible to try to teach someone else about it.
Calling me a ****** gets people punched in the mouth.
i understand they are two diferent words in the way they are used, but in a nut shell, they are the same word. ese has never been a racist comment used against latino's, thats the same as a black person sayin, wassup homie, wassup dawg, ect.
white people dont say, waddup hick
latino's - waddup w*****k
asians - waddup c***k
i NEVER hear them say that. ***** is just another word to say homie, and ****** sometimes in my case is too, ill see a friend and say whats up ******, no matter how i use the word, unless it is in a rhyme, i dont use the word *****, or if i am messin around sayin waddup *****. but if a black homie says wassup *****, i reply, whats good ******
and he know's, im not saying it as a racist comment, im saying it because i dont say *****, blacks say *****, none else says *****, the rest of the country "******" unless they think they are black.
and serio, you diddnt live in a time when slavery was an issue, so what happened back then, has nothing to do with you
it had to do with your great great great grandparents, who noone alive in your family ever even knew. you currently live in a time where race seems to determine where how and who you fit in with, but unless it is said to you, about you, to your face, you need to learn to not be offended
if i heard a white person call a black person a ****** to there face and that black person diddnt do s**t, i certainly would, because that is an appropriate time, if he calls him a ****** because the black guys is making racist comments first, i wouldnt do a damn thing
if a heard a white person say ****** in front of a group of black people though, but it wasnt dirrected at them, then it isnt a problem for anyone