To: PaulJ; xsmommy
Living in an old Polack neighborhood, I really take pride in the one way to tick off one of us is to assume we are as "sensitive" and whiny as so many other nationalities/ethnicities. The term "Polack" is as impolite as we let it be, and from where I come from, we try to worry about real things. We will not become a humorless people.
I wish she'd capitalize it, however.
55 posted on
04/11/2003 12:33:24 PM PDT by
Hegewisch Dupa
(Just don't ask us to change lightbulbs)
To: Hegewisch Dupa
: p
56 posted on
04/11/2003 12:38:27 PM PDT by
xsmommy
To: Hegewisch Dupa
From the Onion...
Polish Rapper Under Fire For Use Of The Word 'Polack'
DETROIT MC Krakow, a popular Detroit-based rapper of Polish descent, came under fire Tuesday for his use of the word 'Polack' on his new album World Warsaw III. "When MC Krakow casually uses the P-word, it dredges up decades of hurtful portrayals and cruel jokes for our people," said Sandy Serwacki, president of the Polish Anti-Defamation Society. "In just the song 'Ten-Inch Pierogie' alone, he uses the word 27 times." In an official statement, MC Krakow defended his use of the word: "When I say, 'Y'all be my Polacks,' or 'Yo, what up, Polack?,' it's my way of taking the word back. Our people need to re-claim and embrace 'Polack' with pride, just like Eminem did with the word 'faggot.'"
59 posted on
04/11/2003 1:06:58 PM PDT by
dfwgator
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