Teacher suspended due to using the "N" word
02-03-2006, 09:35 AM
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I'm not black and i've used that word before in front of black people and it didn't seem to bother them.I'm not white either...maybe thats why they just let it slide....
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i thought the most interesting part of the whole thing, is that in the interview he kept on saying it over, and over, and over, and over...
i personally had an anthopology teacher a few years back in one of my college classes, where he was black, but he was the most composed person that you'd ever meet in your life. he showed signs of his ghettoness, but he was, classy still. was one of the few teachers who teacher for fun, had a 2.3 million dollar house in studio city (and this is before the real estate boom) a 7 series bmw...blah blah blah. he was rich. when me and 3-4 other guys would stick around class 2 of which were black, one was mexican and one was white, he would cuss, say nigga this, nigga that. i was hanging out w/ this b----. all the good stuff, i mean this was always after class...but the fact that he was black, i guess u can say gave him the "privalege" to say that, if he were a white teacher, or mexican, or asian...no doubt in my mind things would have been taken differently.
i personally had an anthopology teacher a few years back in one of my college classes, where he was black, but he was the most composed person that you'd ever meet in your life. he showed signs of his ghettoness, but he was, classy still. was one of the few teachers who teacher for fun, had a 2.3 million dollar house in studio city (and this is before the real estate boom) a 7 series bmw...blah blah blah. he was rich. when me and 3-4 other guys would stick around class 2 of which were black, one was mexican and one was white, he would cuss, say nigga this, nigga that. i was hanging out w/ this b----. all the good stuff, i mean this was always after class...but the fact that he was black, i guess u can say gave him the "privalege" to say that, if he were a white teacher, or mexican, or asian...no doubt in my mind things would have been taken differently.
