[fella]

"Yes, but in the video the ‘on-the-scene-reporter’ is Caucasian! ;-)"

Where I grew-up the N-word was usually preferenced by a color descriptor because n-words come in all colors, nationalities or what ever you want.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

“Where I grew-up the N-word was usually preferenced by a color descriptor because n-words come in all colors, nationalities or what ever you want.”

Huh? Did you watch the video of the ‘on-the-scene-reporter’? Are you saying that Ms. Fleishman is black? She looks whiter than white!

Who said anything about blacks? Certainly not I. ;-)

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Where I grew-up the N-word was usually preferenced by a color descriptor because n-words come in all colors

No, they don't. That word is a mispronunciation of "negro" which literally means black. Any way you try to spin it, the "n-word" is still derogatory.

Negro means the color black.