Back in 1990 I was stationed at Ft Carson, Co. Me and two friends, both black had left the club and were in line at Denny’s which was right off of Academy Blvd. All three of us were Soldiers so we had jobs, money, cars, etc etc. Now as we were in line, I noticed there were two black females to our rear and two white females to our front. Well one of my boys made an attempt to holler at the two black girls. He was soon followed by my other partner. They spent a good 10 minutes or so cracking jokes trying their hardest. But the girls just weren’t having it and after several failed attempts they gave up.
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I listened to Dr. Laura’s conversation with Jade a couple of times. I had a lot of mixed feelings about their exchange. As Dr. Laura went on I feel like she got more offensive. In the beginning I thought she was trying to understand Jades situation and trying to offer her own personal opinion. It may not be right but she is entitled to her own opinion but after she repeated the N word and then said “if you are too hypersensitive then don’t date out your race” I thought she was totally out of line. Poor Jade was put in an awful situation and was calling to get support and share her story but instead was slammed and given no compassion. What it boils down to is that if Jade feels uncomfortable with the comments her friends are making they should respect her position and be sensitive around that particular topic. I have plenty of friends that joke around with me because I’m white and I joke with them about them being black but not everyone is that open and/or sees the humor in that.
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