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Cartman: Token forfeits! Whites win!
Given Michael Richards' tirade at a comedy club last November, it would have been easy for South Park to dedicate a show to ruthlessly bashing Richards and people who use the N-word, but South Park has never been about simple approaches. Ultimately, Stan realizes that a person who isn't black can never really understand the effect that word can have, but the episode also ingeniously shows how none of us are completely immune to thoughts of prejudice, it's just that some forms of intolerance are more, well, tolerated than others.
A recent episode of The Boondocks cartoon rubbed Reverend Al Sharpton the wrong way. The episode,
called The Return of the King, featured an animated Martin Luther King, Jr. using the "n"-word. The
story has King being named a traitor and terrorist sympathizer for his non-violent response to the September 11th
attacks. It aired on January 15, the night before the MLK holiday. I didn't see the episode, so I can't tell you
exactly how the "n"-word was used. 
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