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1000Proof wrote:But on the flip side, most people "reporting" the situation would have used the term "N word" as opposed to just blatantly saying it. As long as Babs has been in journalism she should have known that unless she needed to say a direct quote, she could have avoided the actually word and people would have still known what word she was referencing. Her excuse that well "because Whoopi used it to report the story, I now feel comfortable saying the word since I'm reporting" was poor judgment on her part. Whoopi (regardless of her race) is NOT a credible journalist so I was in awe that Babs cited Whoopi using the word as a justification for her to use it.
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jasbel wrote: 1000Proof wrote: But on the flip side, most people "reporting" the situation would have used the term "N word" as opposed to just blatantly saying it. As long as Babs has been in journalism she should have known that unless she needed to say a direct quote, she could have avoided the actually word and people would have still known what word she was referencing. Her excuse that well "because Whoopi used it to report the story, I now feel comfortable saying the word since I'm reporting" was poor judgment on her part. Whoopi (regardless of her race) is NOT a credible journalist so I was in awe that Babs cited Whoopi using the word as a justification for her to use it.I'm on the West Coast, by the time it aired, it was 'bleeped,' for both Babs and Whoopi. This controversy makes more sense now. BUT I believe that by allowing a derogatory word to have power it empowers you.
1000Proof wrote: But on the flip side, most people "reporting" the situation would have used the term "N word" as opposed to just blatantly saying it. As long as Babs has been in journalism she should have known that unless she needed to say a direct quote, she could have avoided the actually word and people would have still known what word she was referencing. Her excuse that well "because Whoopi used it to report the story, I now feel comfortable saying the word since I'm reporting" was poor judgment on her part. Whoopi (regardless of her race) is NOT a credible journalist so I was in awe that Babs cited Whoopi using the word as a justification for her to use it.
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lilmzcan wrote: Whe was Sherri ever this small?10/5/2011
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anders332 wrote:^^^ co-sign it didn't help that Sheri was talking about how she calls all her homey's the 'n' word, and yet in the context that the word was used yesterday she was deeply offended by the way Babs said it. She's a hypocrite. And not an inteligent one.
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