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He said the word in a meeting regarding the use of "sensitive words" in comedy.

• ceejayoz 8y ago
  If you're the head of public relations at a multi-billion dollar company, and you don't know to say "n-word" instead of the actual word, that seems like grounds for firing with cause. That's like being an accountant who can't add.
  • nailer 8y ago
    > That's like being an accountant who can't add. No, because he didn't use it in a press release. He used it in a meeting with (presumably) professional adults who should be able to understand intent.
    • ceejayoz 8y ago
      He's the head of a department responsible for dealing with these sorts of fuck-ups. A PR professional should easily know "I probably shouldn't ever say n----r".
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