A white news anchor was fired for using the "N-word" as part of his job.

[Harmon]

A racial-discrimination suit that involves use of the N-word filed by a white, former Philadelphia news anchor may finally be heading to a federal courtroom.

Tom Burlington, an award-winning TV reporter, claims he was fired by Fox29 for using the N-word -- without malice -- during a newsroom meeting, while black employees were not punished for using the same word at the station.

Read the article in it's entirety here: Suit over fired Fox anchor?s use of ?N-word? gets green light

[MakeMeGrrrrowl]

I can't even think of a way I would say hahahahahaha in a conversation to my friends or in business without malice.

Definitely inappropriate.

[LeRoy]

He might get compensated over this. Interesting to see how this pans out.

[L-Pink]

I can't even think of a way I would say hahahahahaha in a conversation to my friends or in business without malice.

Definitely inappropriate.

Maybe it was part of accurately quoting a source for a news story.

[Grapesoda]

I can't even think of a way I would say hahahahahaha in a conversation to my friends or in business without malice.

Definitely inappropriate.

last black TV show I worked, the blackters used the n**** about 500 times a day

[JD]

Sounds like he got railroaded by a single bitchy woman.

[MakeMeGrrrrowl]

last black TV show I worked, the blackters used the n**** about 500 times a day

Blacktors?

[mineistaken]

Blacktors?

Blacksters

[bronco67]

So then, what you're saying is that white people are oppressed....

[TheSquealer]

Black priveledge....

[MakeMeGrrrrowl]

Blacksters

Wasn't the pun that they were actors but black? So blacktors? Either way it was funny.

[Buff]

Can you lend a nigga a pencil?

Why, so he can stab someone with it? They surely cannot write.

[brassmonkey]

So then, what you're saying is that white people are oppressed....

[Harmon]

Black priveledge....