I’m going to go out here on a limb and just say it: White people, please stop using the N-word. It is not for you. It will never again be for you — your ancestors cashed in all your chips.

His use of the n-word kicked up the latest debate over the use of the word, when it’s appropriate, and who can say it. The rules are pretty simple: If you’re white, don’t use the word.

White writers are coming forward to say they cannot sit on the sidelines in the debate over who can use the “N-Word,” if anyone. The latest is Mike Wise, Washington Post sports columnist, who ...

That magic word brought May’s Hangout Festival in Alabama to a screeching halt when a young white fan dropped the N-bomb while rapping onstage with Kendrick Lamar during a set of his hit “m.A ...

To be fair, there is a long history of white America’s ability to whitewash words and redefine them for their own use. Critical race theory was around for four decades before Christopher Rufo ...

Princeton University visual arts professor, Joe Scanlan — a white man — thinks it’s OK for him to say the N-word. If it’s in an academic setting, if it’s part of a class lecture, if the ...

I find it disturbing to see the word “white” capitalized in reference to race — “candidates will be courting the White vote” for example — mainly because it echoes a typographical ...

Sheck was doing that—but in posing her question, she indeed used the word as Baldwin had, rather than euphemizing it as “the N-word.” A white student in the class objected to Sheck’s ...

That amendment is that the word "white" in the Constitution shall be construed to moan only those who have no distinctly visible admixture of African blood.

Team Stickler is best represented by E.B. White, a onetime student of William J. Strunk, who in the late 1950s added about 50 pages to his former professor’s short classroom guide, transforming ...