Since when is "Crack Ho" a racist term ? These people acted like the 'N' word was used.Whitney was a crack ho,plain and simple.Her last hit was off the crack pipe.That is there opinion and also the truth.This was a time for somebody to take a stand and not give into all these groups/coalitions and whatever no life having people that were butt hurt over some has been singer when we have men and women dying overseas,are real heroes.
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The Story of John and Ken's Meeting with African-American Coalition
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VOL559 said:
It isn't. However, it entered into the English lexicon as a term commonly used by the black community to describe a women who enjoys crack cocaine but it is by no means exclusive to race. I've heard the term used to describe any woman of any race hooked on crack or speed or meth or drugs in general. "Ho" is a general catch-all noun to describe anyone of the female gender the person using it deems as objectionable; Be it "Welfare Ho", "Rich Ho", "Poor Ho" etc.
I'm not really sure why this coalition would like to stake claim on a word like "Crack Ho" as some exclusive term that has and only applies to black women but here we are. I'm betting the only one that is truly upset is Jasmyne Cannick. The rest seemed to have been satisfied with the result of their meeting.
Had J&K said "Whitney Houston was a crack fiend" we would still be where we are now. It's a paradox. ???
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