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What does it mean in other words? They had a watermelon back there for a week and basically called me THE CONTEXT: He told one of the officers ‘You know what they did? They had a watermelon back there for a week and basically called me a n------.’ Dan instructed any remaining employees to leave the newsroom. Dan and I also went to the periphery of the newsroom and allowed the officers to remove Bryce from the building.”
2015年8月27日 11:57
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There's an implication here with a racist connotation - that black people eat watermelons. The 'n------' is short for 'nigger', which is a racial slur that is generally perceived as extremely offensive in a lot of countries.
2015年8月27日
"They had a watermelon back there for a week and basically called me a n----" There's a stereotype that people with a black skin color really like watermelons. In this case, they placed watermelons in the newsroom where the news anchors could see this. This is something one of the black news anchors said. He means he feels racially insulted, because he's black and they're trying to provoke him. "They're basically calling me a n---". They didn't call him a n---- but it feels as such.
2015年8月27日
Sorry - I have no idea!
2015年8月27日
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