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Washington Post on 2018-10-31 10:04

A California state park’s name sparks a debate: Is the word ‘Negro’ offensive?

In 1963, the Secretary of the Interior issued a mandate preventing the n-word from being used in geographic names, and replacing it with “Negro." Now, ...

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