I personally dont think it is since its the official word for black people, but i do think the other N word IS racism
and if you do think it is racism, what should we be calling it than ?
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Doesn't "negro" mean black in Spanish?
Oh, and no, I don't think calling someone "Negro" is any more racist than calling someone black.
Its just dated. I much rather be called black.
Being called negro would be like being called colored. Wouldn't be racist, it would just feel weird.
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yeh i have to agree
i hate people using the word coloured for describing black people because as you know white is also a colour so that would make white people coloured aswell
There's no such thing as a racist word, what makes something racist is the context you use it in ;).needled24-7There are words that almost can't be used without racist connotations, but I agree that context and intent are the essential determinants.
[QUOTE="353535355353535"]the spanish word for black? I dont think soHellraiser3899Yeah? Then what is it?
Negro is the spanish word for black. Back in Puerto Rico I had 3 different friends whom nicknames were "negro". I don't think any word is racist, not even the big N word. It all matters on the context you use it.
Yeah? Then what is it?[QUOTE="Hellraiser3899"][QUOTE="353535355353535"]the spanish word for black? I dont think soakruan
Negro is the spanish word for black. Back in Puerto Rico I had 3 different friends whom nicknames were "negro". I don't think any word is racist, not even the big N word. It all matters on the context you use it.
I know, I want him to look it up and see that he's wrong.Not that the word "negro" is racist, it's just attached to what the racists and such of previous generations called them. So it's still somewhat offensive.Shiggums
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