Biden and the N - word

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"Biden tells a story about pitcher Satchel Paige, referring to him as "the great negro at the time."

https://rumble.com/vp2xo7-racial-jus...2...-1....html

[canadaman30]

Racist indeed

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[Cameracutter]

Context

https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...gro-explained/

https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden...368f0a5b2f59ec

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Context

Ahhhh defending your senile leader?

This is what a great leader and winning team looks like.
Sorry, you are not part of it.

https://rumble.com/vmke1t-true-love.html

[Tigboy 304]

Well not that I have any use for sleepy Joe, that is well known as I'm sure I've scrapped better stuff off the bottom of my boots. So what he used the word negro what's the big deal! The word is still used today in the US. Just look up the United Negro College FUND. The negro leagues just like residential school's is a sign of the times can we erase that no should we erase it no as it is history and was something done when most can't even remember can we learn from it most definitely. Negro the last time I checked wasn't a offensive word as it means black in Spanish or Portuguese.

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Well not that I have any use for sleepy Joe, that is well known as I'm sure I've scrapped better stuff off the bottom of my boots. So what he used the word negro what's the big deal! The word is still used today in the US. Just look up the United Negro College FUND. The negro leagues just like residential school's is a sign of the times can we erase that no should we erase it no as it is history and was something done when most can't even remember can we learn from it most definitely. Negro the last time I checked wasn't a offensive word as it means black in Spanish or Portuguese.

I agree with you.
It all boils down to "Know Your Audience"
A President represents the population of an entire country.
The point being made was that if Trump had said those words the woke media would have crucified him.

"In the English language, negro is a term historically used to denote persons considered to be of Black African heritage. The term can be construed as offensive, inoffensive, or completely neutral, largely depending on the region or country where it is used. It has various equivalents in other languages of Europe."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negro

[werner.reiche]

I don't think negro is the n-word.

[FishHog]

I don't think negro is the n-word.

Agreed but in a world where everyone is looking for every opportunity to be offended I’m not surprised