Posted July 22, 2018
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Good example is the recent Netflix executive resignation due to saying the "n-word" in the context of a human resources meeting. His intent was clearly benign, but simply because the word passed his lips he was forced to resign in scandal. That's asinine, and any intelligent person should fight against that kind of knee-jerk cultural attitude. I said the "n-word" quite often in college, in a scholarly context. Should I lose my job today? I hope you wouldn't think so.
(Which forces me to point out I'm not talking about Gunn, who was doomed by working for Disney of all companies, as I said earlier in the thread).