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Our culture has become rather exquisitely attuned to spotting when people use the N-word and drawing conclusions about their character when they do so. But variety is the spice of life, and now it's time to be angry that Amy Robach on "Good Morning America" referred to black people as "colored people." We are to speculate over whether that means the letter R is more than just the first one in Robach's last name, but also signifies that she, like Ellen Degeneres was adjudged by some last week, is a (shhh!).
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