Nig

• “* Obama Pastor: "God D**** America"; "America invented Aids"; 'America 9/11'; "Hillary doesn't know what it means to be a black man, Hillary ain't ever been called a Nig***!" among other gems;”

  Obama: "I Deeply Regret" Offending Anyone

• “And whatever happened to the awful Clinton campaign showing the word "Nig" in the ad?”

  Girl In Red Phone Ad Denounces Hillary And Her "Politics Of Fear"

• “Nig" begs for a closing vowel and would seem to fit in a pattern that is shorter, choppier and more gutteral.”

  A few more thoughts about the Clinton ad with the letters "NIG" on the sleeping child's pajamas.

• “But "Nig" and "Motz" are here to-day -- stand up "Nig" and show yourself (Dr. Harriss promptly rising).”

  A Record of the Proceedings of the Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at the Centennial Celebration of the Act of Incorporation: Being an Account of the Alumni Banquet and the Alumni Class Reunions, June 5, 1889

• “He was nick-named "Nig" and I "Motz," after old John Motz, of Lincoln.”

  A Record of the Proceedings of the Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina at the Centennial Celebration of the Act of Incorporation: Being an Account of the Alumni Banquet and the Alumni Class Reunions, June 5, 1889

• “That you joined before they used "Nig" to describe the new guy!”

  Army Rumour Service

• “The Nig is a pretty bit of property; but this is the brute for me. ”

  On the Firing Line

• “Wilson signed this article herself, which makes it one of the very few pieces of writing that she'd published since 1859, when Our Nig appeared.”

  The Huffington Post: Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: Harriet Wilson's Sunday School

• “Clearly, no one could have accused the author of Our Nig of being either timid or shy.”

  The Huffington Post: Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: Harriet Wilson's Sunday School

• “Wilson -- born a free Negro in Milford, N.H., in the 1820s but doomed to serve a very harsh period as an indentured servant with the white Hayward family -- boldly captured the racism that she experienced in New England in her pioneering autobiographical 1859 novel, Our Nig; or, Sketches From the Life of a Free Black.”

  The Huffington Post: Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: Harriet Wilson's Sunday School

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