I understood what you were saying, but I'm going to let Andrew Ti sum it up for me:
"White America (and, OK, fine, Asian America) thirsts for permission to say the n-word: "What about in song lyrics?" "What if my black friend says he doesn't care?" "It's racist that black people can say it but I can't."
The word is reclaimed by the people it oppresses, and parts of America can't wait to join in on the fun.
Does the Jeremy Lin phenomenon mean rewriting the rules of the N-Word Pass? Without getting bogged down in nuance, the basic rules of the N-Word Pass are pretty simple: THERE IS NO F***ING N-WORD PASS. If you're not black, definitely don't say that sh**."
His entire article is
here.
I'm sorry for jumping you brother, we t205 guys are too few and far between.
