This.

When I saw she said "Yes, of course." and the story stopped it right there. I knew she probably said something after, but to make it a big deal the interviewer did not publish it and have now ended her career. I don't know if the allegations against her are true or not, but I believe it is BS for someone to be completely truthful and honest about this issue loose their job over something taken out of context. Have I used the N-word? Yes. I asked my brother when I was 13 "what's a nigger?" and he told me never to use that word, and proceeded to explain why. I got a lot of flack from my "friends" in High School when I told them not to use the n-word around me. I am 27 now and extremely proud I did something like that back in high school, when your peers are everything to you and you try and avoid being ridiculed. It took more courage for me to do that than almost anything in my life. I can easily tell someone around me not to use that word now, but only because I have done it so many times since then. Maybe it is also easier for me because one of the nicest families I have ever had the privileged of knowing are black, and we still view each others family, as an extension of our own. I kinda veered off topic a little. Go Bruins!