That was foul however why should spic or cracka be considered any more offensive than nikka
Im still uncomfortable with Latino n!ggas using the N word
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That was foul however why should spic or cracka be considered any more offensive than nikka
I still like Toronto but every time I'm out there Ithe way a lot of these dudes act is wild unnecessary. My old HS caught more bodies than Toronto did in an entire year, fukk are these dudes mean muggin for?
I've never feared for my life in this city, most these kids wanna be hood so bad but it ain't that rough out here.
jflores
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Yo whats good my nikkas.
Keep making them militant ass nikkas mad. :lolhov::lolhov::lolhov: :lolhov::lolhov:
So much anger in this post. The fact of the matter is she's African. That mindfukk though.
She's as African as we are Native Americans. Her people don't interact with blacks on a social or economic level.
i dont agree with anyone who is not african or african american using that word. NONE.
havoc
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I just noticed the OP called Latinos "nikkas" in the thread title yet he's complaining about them using the word.
I didn't even paid attention to the title until you brought it up. I was attentive to the premise of this thread. Op, skewed his opinion with a contradictive title. That sh!t is cray 
jflores
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If you Latin, then
Latin is a language fukk nut. Did not know you were the keeper of the word.
Yeah, but there are consequences that come from some words. The 'n' word should not come from a non-black person's mouth, or someone that really don't have black people in their best interests.
Tommy Knocks
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I remember at my old office job, I had just started and there was this new dude who was a morehouse grad. Anways, we both started around the same time, but I was quiet and the other dude had braids (this back in the day) so the filipino dude in the office approached him, and they chopped it up started gettin chommy. next day I seen them chopping it up near the staircase and dude with the braids walked away with his fist clinched, and filipino dude expression when he looked me as like...
later on I approached my boy with the braids like what happened, he was like "man that flip was telling me a story then said nikka, I almost stole on dude and tossed him down them steps"
He didnt want to lose his job but in retrospect they would have both been fired, one for racial slur, one for battery.
when nikkas tell you non-blacks to chill, sometimes they're just trying to look out for you, cause you make it a habit and one day some kimbo slice nikka might 2 piece you out of no where.
edit: oh and after that we all became friends, he never said nikka again, and we used to smoke in that nikkas honda civic after work.
wonder what ever happened to that kid, last I heard he moved in with some latina who had 2 kids with some black dude. he was a super simp, but i cant front that latina was fly. I gave her a wink a cpl times.
later on I approached my boy with the braids like what happened, he was like "man that flip was telling me a story then said nikka, I almost stole on dude and tossed him down them steps"
He didnt want to lose his job but in retrospect they would have both been fired, one for racial slur, one for battery. when nikkas tell you non-blacks to chill, sometimes they're just trying to look out for you, cause you make it a habit and one day some kimbo slice nikka might 2 piece you out of no where.
edit: oh and after that we all became friends, he never said nikka again, and we used to smoke in that nikkas honda civic after work.
wonder what ever happened to that kid, last I heard he moved in with some latina who had 2 kids with some black dude. he was a super simp, but i cant front that latina was fly. I gave her a wink a cpl times.
jflores
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So a white person who is active in the black community as an activist can use the "n" word. Not sure what part of the country your in but like some previous posters have noted, some of us hispanics grew up in a black community where saying what up my nikka, is the same as saying what up son, what up b. Its a form of salutation.
I grew up in East New York where the population is predominately black and hispanic. Like I said it was something we grew up saying, not thinking much of it. Sure now a days I say it less considering where I am at now in life.
BTW skeets just trolling.
What if their Dominican ... or Puerto Rican??
Better yet what if their Dominican/Puerto Rican, European looking but have brown/dark skin parents/relatives/siblings..
if their skin is dark/brown woolly hair etc. They are black breh
black people that are not so called african americans
thank you for these pics. nikkas need to learn their History. Black people aren't just in America...we are all over the WORLD (whether they adimt to being black or not they are black)
newworldafro
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if their skin is dark/brown woolly hair etc. They are black breh
thank you for these pics. nikkas need to learn their History. Black people aren't just in America...we are all over the WORLD (whether they adimt to being black or not they are black)
I don't know breh................you could make some strong arguments some of those pics dont' show wooly hair....a dark skin Indian (a Dravidian type person I believe its called) definitely doesn't have wooly hair, but are darker than many black folks I come in contact with....