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Texas woman calls her Black boss the N-word after getting fired - TheGrio

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A Texas woman launched into a racist tirade after her Black boss fired her and called him the N-word. The unidentified woman repeatedly called her boss a motherf*****,  the N-word and at one point started a freestyle rap by using the slur,” TMZ reported. READ MORE: Kathy Jenkins, ‘KKK Karen’ apologizes for racist rant at []

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