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It seems quite simple to me.
Negro on the other hand is a term, albeit anachronistic and no longer in current usage,
Or maybe not.........arrived this morning.
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If it wasn't clear what a sensible, sensitive and serious person you really are it would almost look as if you are being deliberately provocative/awkward/dense (delete as appropriate).
I'm simply showing a provable alternative opinion to someone's post, isn't that what people like on here?
 

mudsticks

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I'm simply showing a provable alternative opinion to someone's post, isn't that what people like on here?

All you appear to have 'proven' is your ignorance of the Spanish word for 'black'

Although you're now enlightened, so we can call that a win i guess.

Every day's a school day etc etc.
 
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As already pointed out negro as used there is the Spanish word for black. It's exactly the same spelling in, for example, Freixenet Cordon Negro Spanish Cava.

If the object was female the word would be negra.

The item is supplied from Spain so it's unsurprising that the Spanish language is used.

It's not got the slightest relevance to how a black person is referred to in the English language.
 
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