[hanamizu]

Negros.

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I grew up when ‘Negro’ was the polite way to refer to Americans whose ancestors came from Africa. I don’t ever remember it being used as an insult or a slur. Those inclined to insult had another word at hand to use.

Blacks seem to have to change what they prefer to be called because whatever they choose soon acquires negative connotations. It’s a real shame for those who are upstanding and good.

[Navy Patriot]

I grew up when ‘Negro’ was the proper way to refer to persons of the Negro Race.

It still is.

It is not my job to speak in a Propaganda Language to conceal the behavior of that group of people, or to signal my Virtue or acceptance of Abnormality and Decivilization.

[Bonemaker]

Colored people was perfectly acceptable too.

[fortes fortuna juvat]

It’s a real shame for those who are upstanding and good.
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That, my friend, is a fact I often think about, and it’s heartbreaking that those blacks who live as dignified men and woman are stigmatized by the feral beasts that our government refuses to get off the streets of our country.