re: Louisiana teacher draws outrage after using n-word to describe neighborhood on Facebook

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What she did was stupid, but not irredeemable.

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She works with black children and has shown how she feels about them. The trust factor is gone therefore her ability to be an effective educator is gone. Like I said, she needs to go

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If you go around calling black people the N-word, as in with the hard r at the end. You're racist.

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No. There’s not going to be a double standard.

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No. There’s not going to be a double standard

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What's the double-standard here. Do you really think she was referring to black people in a positive context here?

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What's the double-standard here. Do you really think she was referring to black people in a positive context here?

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You're wasting your time here. Most of the posters in here are just as racist as her. These people know damn well the diffeence in the context.

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“We are appalled and hurt, but sadly not surprised

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They must never listen to Hip Hop.

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Come on now. What this lady said is not the same thing as rap music. Use a little bit more critical thinking. She was being racist. Don't try and defend her.

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It was a dumb thing to do , no doubt. But she was in her own personal life and I strongly believe no one should lose their job over social media posts regardless of whether I agree with them or not. My issue is the hypocrisy that this word is more often used between African Americans or just accepted as a normal part of rap music.