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It’s not racist if she’s saying good things about them, right?
Reminds me of a story my dad told us of when he was a kid. He and his siblings all had standardized tests, and wanting to wish them good grades as they got on the bus, my grandma yelled, "Good luck with your testies!" to them. Testies. Testes. Yeah my dad got picked on a bit for that lol.
I would have looked back at them just as appalled and told them she was talking about pretzels.
Maybe it's just a language thing, but how can you mistake this for a racist remark? I mean it's obvious she's talking about something to eat/buy.
Very easily. "Darkies" is a derogatory term for black people, especially those with a darker complexion.
Yeah, but what is it supposed to mean in this context then if the mother really should have meant the derogatory term? I really think that it sounds relatively innocent calling some small dark chocolate stuff in the snack isle darkies while it still shouldn't be okay to use this term regarding actual people.
Yeah, I mean if she was referring to people of colour, and there was a black couple nearby, she wouldn't be complaining about the absence of what she was looking for...
omg. thats so funny. thanks for the laugh. I can just imagine
Just blame it on an ambiem she took.
I'd be more concerned about the possesive pronoun "my" than the actual slur, if I were to interpret it that way...
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Maybe it's just a language thing, but how can you mistake this for a racist remark? I mean it's obvious she's talking about something to eat/buy.
Reminds me of a story my dad told us of when he was a kid. He and his siblings all had standardized tests, and wanting to wish them good grades as they got on the bus, my grandma yelled, "Good luck with your testies!" to them. Testies. Testes. Yeah my dad got picked on a bit for that lol.