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Dr_Strabismus said:I don't mind never saying being allowed to say "Squaw" again, as long as I can continue using it in Scrabble.
The Scrabble issue merits a thread of its own. Should a player refrain from using 'squaw' if the other players include one or more injuns and/or their womenfolk? In a tight game, sensitivity isn't worth much. Unless you have the tiles to complete it, in which case there would be no 'squaw' dilemma.
If only one of the players meets the definition of a squaw, is it fair for her to use the word to win, when she knows the other players refrained from using it out of political correctness?
Life is so damn complicated.
I like your hair, Dr. S. Puts in me mind of Albert Einstein's cousin Phil, who invented a new use for the light bulb and was arrested.
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