Comments on: Sharon Stone, Isaiah Washington, LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, and Gay Slurs http://www.altfg.com/blog/actors/sharon-stone-isaiah-washington-little-miss-sunshine-and-gay-slurs/ thinking film Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:02:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Andre Soares http://www.altfg.com/blog/actors/sharon-stone-isaiah-washington-little-miss-sunshine-and-gay-slurs/#comment-113259 Andre Soares Sat, 10 Feb 2007 02:08:41 +0000 http://www.altfg.com/blog/archives/2007/01/30/for-the-pc-crowd-its-all-in-the-got-ting/#comment-113259 I totally agree with you, of course. Name calling of that sort is never ok, no matter which group is being targeted. But then again, no one has ever accused the human race of *not* being hypocritical. I totally agree with you, of course. Name calling of that sort is never ok, no matter which group is being targeted.

But then again, no one has ever accused the human race of *not* being hypocritical.

]]> By: Marcus Tucker http://www.altfg.com/blog/actors/sharon-stone-isaiah-washington-little-miss-sunshine-and-gay-slurs/#comment-112236 Marcus Tucker Mon, 05 Feb 2007 01:59:13 +0000 http://www.altfg.com/blog/archives/2007/01/30/for-the-pc-crowd-its-all-in-the-got-ting/#comment-112236 I think that it's sad that Sharon Stone is often cited for her intelligence which is something that I have never seen much evidence of, ever. And as far as her "great broad" status only one B-Word comes to mind when I think of Sharon Stone. As far as "that word" goes it's something that I think is in league with the "N-Word" somehow some people feel it's a perfectly okay word to use as long as the right people are using it. Silly but a universal opinion has sadly yet to be reached. I remember all the hoopla over Jennifer Lopez using the "N-Word" in a song, only I wasn't at all shocked because the year I spent at a predominantly Latino high school I heard that word used more than I ever had before. It's just all so unfortunate, if T.R. Knight would had called Washington the "N-Word" he would have been fired. I think that it’s sad that Sharon Stone is often cited for her intelligence which is something that I have never seen much evidence of, ever. And as far as her “great broad” status only one B-Word comes to mind when I think of Sharon Stone. As far as “that word” goes it’s something that I think is in league with the “N-Word” somehow some people feel it’s a perfectly okay word to use as long as the right people are using it. Silly but a universal opinion has sadly yet to be reached. I remember all the hoopla over Jennifer Lopez using the “N-Word” in a song, only I wasn’t at all shocked because the year I spent at a predominantly Latino high school I heard that word used more than I ever had before. It’s just all so unfortunate, if T.R. Knight would had called Washington the “N-Word” he would have been fired.

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