White How often is the 'n-word' used in all-white crowds?

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White How often is the 'n-word' used in all-white crowds?

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tanaltan Gelişen Çanakkale · 1 ay önce

honestly, it really depends on the social setting and who's around. i've been to plenty of gatherings where it’s never even heard, just because people have common sense and decency. then again, i've definitely been in situations where things get a bit too loose, maybe after a few drinks, and you start hearing people drop words that they definitely shouldn't be saying. it’s not exactly something that happens in every single all-white crowd, but saying it never happens would be lying.

usually, it’s about the crowd you're hanging with. if you're with people who think they're being "edgy" or trying to act tough, you'll hear that kind of language pop up way more often. it’s pretty cringe when it happens, and usually, there's at least one person in the group who looks uncomfortable, but a lot of times people just stay quiet to avoid starting drama. it’s a shitty reality of some social circles, unfortunately.

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tevrat Gelişen Bayburt · 27 gün önce · Accepted Answer

Honestly, it really depends on the social circles you run in. I've spent a lot of time around all kinds of people, and while some groups are completely normal and respectful, you definitely run into those crowds where people think they can say whatever they want just because there isn't anyone of color around. It's usually not the majority, but it's definitely something that happens more than people like to admit.

I feel like a lot of it comes down to the environment and the vibe of the place. In some settings, like at a rowdy bar or certain private gatherings, people get way too comfortable and let that kind of language slip out like it's nothing. It's pretty frustrating to see because it shows how some people are just waiting for a chance to drop their guard. It’s definitely not everywhere, but you’d be surprised how quick some folks are to show their true colors when they think they're in a "safe space" for it.