Source: My High School Journalism – By Michelle Robertson – Acalanes H.S. 219. That’s the number of times the word “nigger” appears in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. In 219 instances, this six-letter word is tucked into the novel’s pages,…
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Huck Finn Once Again Becomes “Slave” to Censorship
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When Censorship Becomes Ridiculous
Source: Joplin Independent “The N word” isn’t a word (and why “nigger” belongs in Huckleberry Finn) Commentary by Nicholas Ladendorf For the longest time I was in a seemingly endless debate with one of my best friends about racism. My…
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