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“nappy headed” now a racial epithet

By Curt Maynard
Politically Correct Apostate
April 11th, 2007

At the risk of offending Daryl Bradford Smith and being denounced as a Zionist agent for writing an article in which I happen to mention blacks in a way that he perceives to be less than complimentary, I’d like to submit this new essay to the Internet community. It isn’t really about blacks per se as much as it is about the media and its unwillingness to cover any issues of substance.

There is no doubt in my mind that we’ll be hearing about Don Imus’ “Nappy headed hoes” comment for months on end, we’ll be hearing a whole lot more from the Rutgers team, their coach, Presidential candidates, University deans, various Jewish spokespeople, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, etc… etc… I imagine everyone will jump aboard this train of persecution and hurt feelings before it’s all over.

When we aren’t being forced to watch hours and hours of this crap, we’ll be forced to watch hours and hours of coverage about Anna Nicole Smith, a woman who truly represented the worst that America has become, a self absorbed, drug addicted cretin, whose entire life turned out to be lived in vain. As far as I am concerned the only thing this woman ever did of any tangible value in her entire life was to die under mysterious circumstances which compelled a Jewish judge, Jewish medical examiner, Jewish attorney, and Anna Nicole Smith’s Jewish husband, who undoubtedly murdered her and her son Daniel, to all come out together publicly and smugly claim that all of the strange circumstances surrounding her death were just a “coincidence.” Other than that, Smith’s entire life was one meaningless foray after another – she was a gold digger that was conned and murdered by a better one. (more…)

by James Buchanan

The Don Imus-Nappy Head scandal has dominated the news during an otherwise slow news week. The whole controversy began during a recent “Imus in the Morning” show. Producer Bernard McGuirk said: “that’s some rough girls from Rutgers. Man, they got tattoos… Some hardcore hoes.” Don Imus responded “That’s some nappy-headed hoes.”

The first thing to note is that McGuirk and Imus were using language from rap songs or talking in Ebonics to each other. A White American would say “those are some rough girls” not “that’s some rough girls.” This was just an attempt to be entertaining, which didn’t exactly pan out. One big problem is that the vast majority of the Imus audience has no idea what lyrics are in rap songs. (more…)