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Bookmark or Share- grammar - What’s the difference between abide by law and abide by the ..."When we ask the Negro to abide by the law, let us also declare that the white man does not abide by law in the ghettos." (Martin Luther King Jr. "The Lost Massey Lectures: Recovered Classics from Five Great Thinkers" (found at Google books). This ngram shows that "abide by the law" is eighteen times more common than "abide by law":
- “negro”这个词带有侮辱的意思吗？怎么用英文正确的表达“黑人”？negro是黑鬼的意思, 当然有侮辱性了。可以说Black people; 如果是美国黑人就是African American; 如果是朋友之间可以叫对方dawg, hommie;如果关系很好可以试试叫nigga。
- Is "Negro" an offensive word, or do some people just take offense to it ...Using "negro" (especially if pronounced NEE-grow or NIG-row) can reasonably suggest that the person using it would like to go back to the status quo that prevailed before Civil Rights Days, when Black people "knew their place", lynching was still a real possibility for any imagined transgression, and, with vanishingly-few exceptions, all the wealth and power of the nation was in White hands.
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- "Bo" - what does it mean exactly? - English Language Learners Stack ...Abbreviation of boy. A familiar epithet for a comrade, derived probably from the negro. 1957 Kerouac On The Road (1972) 64: Say, bo, what was all the noise around here last night? 1978 D. DeLillo Running Dog (1992) 185: Hey, bo, come on down. The above usage is short for boy and sometimes written bo'. In Australian English and US English, bo ...
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