This is extraordinarily stupid. I fear people in the US are living under some form of mass psychosis about this topic. I grew up in the south. It's been probab

This is extraordinarily stupid. I fear people in the US are living under some form of mass psychosis about this topic. I grew up in the south. It's been probably 30 years since I heard anyone use the dreaded word in the traditional derogatory and demeaning way. But, like every other American, I've heard it used thousands upon thousands of times in the new way, and I know exactly what it means: "man", or sometimes just "person". That's all it means. I wish that word had died long ago. But it's still here, for better or worse, and everyone knows it means man/person. Did the people who supposedly took great offense at the use of this word take great offense at its usage by other people throughout daily life, including being used in probably thousands of programs on Netflix itself?