The 2 reasons I would like to abolish the N-Word in every day lingo: Did you know that record companies will not allow Hip Hop and or R&B artists to utilize any other degrading word towards any other group of people? Just spin a record in todays rap and R&B and you will not find any term dissing Gays, Lesbians, Trannys, Jews, Italians, Mexicans, Hispanics, Latinos, Whites, or any other person, but you will hear the N-Word frequently. Brothaz, If you dont think something is wrong with this and if you dont know that it was the music along with the prayers and sacrifices of our people that ushered us to a place a of prominence then please do the research. Number two: I am a fan of Mexican Culture. I love and respect it I have studied Mexican History and the Map of Mexico. I have come to conclude the rich culture is deeper than just the food music and beautiful women, but it is something to be proud of to be a Mexican. However, It saddens me when I roll through South Dallas and I hear Mexican American Brothaz referring to each other as the N-Word. Is this what I spent 22 years of my life studying about? is this what I spent the last 10 years of my life learning how to speak the Spanish Language for? Is this the misrepresentation of The Best of Both Worlds???????
Posted on: Tue, 01 Jul 2014 01:30:01 +0000
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