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White woman in Sacramento gets punched after calling Black woman the N-word - TheGrio

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A woman in California learned the hard way that it doesnt pay to use racial slurs against Black people in public after she got punched in the face for hurling the N-word at a Black woman. READ MORE: Black male student group raises more than 50K for Black Lives Matter According to TMZ, the []

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