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Im sure the kid could care less about being expelled. Don't seem like the type wanting to graduate and actually become something.
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yesterday it was at 15k, he just passed 100k.
I don't think the kid used the N word in a racist way, but he was still out of line.
You can tell by the way he said it nonchalantly. He treats the N word the same as "dude" or "man".
I don't think the kid used the N word in a racist way, but he was still out of line.
yesterday it was at 15k, he just passed 100k.
You can tell by the way he said it nonchalantly. He treats the N word the same as "dude" or "man".
Y'all so damn goofy on here it's disgustingI don't think the kid used the N word in a racist way, but he was still out of line.
That gofundme would hit a million if he had connected on one of those haymakers.
“He never acts like this at home”Did they get any comment from the kid's parents and how much a effer he their son is?
Y'all so damn goofy on here it's disgusting
A 64 year old black man in America ain't got the time to be reeducated on the use of the N word nor should he.
The real problem is lack of respect for elders. Even worse for blacks.
Who and how anything is said has no control on how the other side has to take it. That’s the pointThe kid is a POS, no doubt. However, it's not hard to tell he uses the word freely to the point which it has no racial implication. I am in no way, shape, or form defending the kid for his actions. While I think the teacher could have dealt with the situation differently, the way he reacted was justifiable.