Kyle Rittenhouse trial: Judge Schroeder uses the *b-word* when referring to a juror, so BLM gets to burn the town again

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Man, it's almost like using someone's race as a descriptor ha been used for centuries to give you a basic idea of who you are talking about.

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In context of a case where race was relevant.

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Well was he a black? And why are you capitalizing that???

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When describing a person you can call them "black", but if you misspeak and call them "a black", ooooh, big nono.

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"Colored person" was the term before 1970, then it became taboo. Now "person of color" is the accepted term.

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