Just how racist does someone have to be to actively work for the better part of two years to stop saying the N-word?
John Schnatter, who was fired for using the N-word on a conference call, recently said that it's taken him nearly two years to get the racist epithet out of his vocabulary. He didn't say if he was successful or not, though.
Delvin White, who is Black, was fired from the Tampa Police Department for using the N-word while working as a school resource officer. His body camera recorded him saying the racial slur twice.
It’s wild that in 2021 we still must explain when and in what context white people can use the N-word. While for some it may seem like a complicated discussion worthy of debate, the answer is simple.
Gisele Barreto Fetterman's video shows that while Karens may have fallen out of the daily news cycle, they are still very much a thing.
An ex-sheriff in Arkansas who resigned over his racist views and language was being shown "compassion" for his racism by remaining on the department's payroll.
The victims recount the Los Angeles incident.
Witnesses and employees describe the incident in an arrest report.
Public officials and citizens call on him to resign.
The N-word is at the center of a budding scandal after the head football coach at Texas Christian University - a white man - used the racist epithet (hard R and all) while confronting a Black player during a recent practice session.
Mary Trump told Rachel Maddow that her uncle, President Donald Trump, along with the rest of her family, has routinely used the N-word and anti-Semitic slurs.
A bizarre confrontation at a Texas restaurant between UFC star Mike Perry and an elderly man became violent and took a racist turn for the worse even though everybody involved was white.
