(ThyBlackMan.com) N-word History Lesson 101 Part II – Defining the N-word: If you listen to one of black comedian Chris Rock’s shows entitled “Black People vs. N**gers,” he associates the n-word with certain types of black people with everything negative like dishonesty, distrust, laziness, and ignorance, reinforcing the historical intent of the n-word.
In spite of claims to the contrary n**ga is simply a ghetto vernacular for n**ger. Other examples of such vernacular are brotha – brother, sista – sister, sucka – sucker. Black users of the n-word imply that n**ga is solely used as a term of endearment, that they have changed the context of the word, taken the sting out laying claim that n**ga is solely theirs and that non-blacks can’t 
use the word.
Such a deceptive implication is unwise, unhealthy and serves as no beneficial or redeeming value. Fact is black users will use the n-word interchangeably both as a so-called term of endearment, and to show disdain or disapproval for other black people. Along with Chris Rock, another example—of this deception—is when the head of the Black Panther Party Malik Zulu Shabazz recently referred to President Obama as a n**ger/n**ga which wasn’t being used in an endearing fashion.
It is—also—futile, naïve, irrational and downright asinine to assume that you can stop non-blacks from using the word [while] all at the same time promoting and marketing the word globally; giving everyone the green light to use the n-word willy-nilly. In an upcoming series an examination will be made of the pathologies behind Black America’s irrational desire to embrace a word drenched in stench, ignorance, degradation, and bloodshed.
Some assume that Webster’s Dictionary [accurately] defines the pejorative term, unfortunately such assumption is a misguided one. Over the years Webster’s whimsical definition of the n-word has changed countless number of times. What has never changed is the immutable diabolical history of the word; serving as a true and clear definition of the anathematized term available to anyone willing to invest the time and effort to research a history that has been sanitized by the academic powers that be.
In Part III you will learn how Black America holds the key to the burial of the n-word and racial harmony throughout all of America. We will probe further into the n-word’s history revealing [WHY] it—stands alone—as the most immoral and infamous word in the English language.
Staff Writer; H. Lewis Smith
This talented brother is the founder and president of UVCC, the United Voices for a Common Cause, Inc. ( http://www.theunitedvoices.com ); and author of “Bury that Sucka: A Scandalous Love Affair with the N-Word“.
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