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yes, boycott! But also boycott all of the hip-hop/rap/R&B music that blows up the n-word. That's the bigger concern.
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Yea because papa john learned that from listening to Biggie Nas JayZ and Tupac
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he learned it from hearing it amongst HIS people. So what madness are you justifying JZ/Biggie's use?
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We will try this again. “I support your cause”, was clearly what I said. “Justification” of the words usage by rappers and artists of color is “NOT” what I said or endorse. Your original tweet is unrelated to his learned racism. I pray this clarity finds you and your cause well.
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Why was he so comfortable to say it on a business conference call? Part of their culture maybe? This could not have been arbitrary
I tell you the audacity of people in 2018.
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I’m tired of it as well. People of color are 100% as American as anyone else. It’s ridiculous that anyone would think otherwise. I’m white, and I’m embarrassed that many white, so-called Americans would disrespect a fellow American over skin color or other factors.

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I read he apologized for it. That would mean he said it.
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Allegedly, he apologized.
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I suspect there is audio, otherwise he would deny
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Wait ... didn’t you just do the same thing? You just said the n word in saying someone got away with saying the n word. That’s literally what papa John did.
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He was on a business call with clients. Wrong in every way.
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