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"Don't use the word 'retard'; people with learning difficulties have a traumatic history and will feel bad when they hear you say it" What painful-to-a-group things does our culture say all the time *without* any worry about it making people feel bad? e.g., small dick insults

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they do that? I've only heard people say the phrase 'big black dick' with some level of implied arousal or respect

5:46 PM · Apr 13, 2021

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I cant find it, but I read an article about the negative effects on black males self-esteem due to the BBD myth. How the pressure to live to an impossible standard created all kinds of problems for black men. And a very compelling theory that this was actually pushed by whites.

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