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My point is is that "black culture" isn't this one, defined thing that all blacks agree on.While i apllaud bith you and your circle of friends for not sinking to the idiotic level by referringg to yourselves in the slang version, nothing you said really disputed what i claiming.
That its black culture perpetuating a shitty word. And that until they stop , their sensativity and violence toward both the slang and non slang version will continue.
Black culture is a problem and yes rap musics influence plays a part in that.
Im not the only black that doesn't use, and doesn't like the usage of the N word.
So i disagree with the painting with a broad brush of saying it's "black culture ". There are blacks that do it, and blacks that don't. And then we get white people trying to tell us what our culture is.
Ironically, it's usually the poorest of our kind that get the most attention--and thus they give a false picture of what black culture is.
The Obamas and Neil Degrasse Tysons of the black world are just starting to get recognition, but what most people are used to seeing of blacks is rappers and athletes.
They are a part of us, but they are not a full representation of blacks and black culture