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11.
am i allowed to say karen if it’s in a song
— sarah ･ﾟ* ♡ ˚･ﾟ (@sarahhtabet) April 6, 2020
12.
I shouldn’t have to say this, but here’s how you know “Karen” isn’t a slur:
• You are allowed to name a baby Karen.
• If you yell “Karen!” in a grocery store, someone will just assume a helpless man is looking for his wife.
• Will & Grace doesn’t call her “The K-Word. https://t.co/MVXYQDnahL
— Jennifer Wright (@JenAshleyWright) April 7, 2020
13.
My dad is 1/8th Karen so I’m allowed to say it.
— Dani Fernandez (@msdanifernandez) April 6, 2020
14.
Personally I think we should all be allowed to say Karen because once you have an asymmetric bob with highlights the world sees us as the same.
— machine gun Kele (@kelechnekoff) April 6, 2020
15.
The Karens will soon start calling each other “Karen” and anytime it’s uttered by anyone else, they’ll say it’s “their word” and we’re not allowed to say it. The media will then report on it as “the K word.” https://t.co/wb9hcEZ8ix
— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) April 6, 2020
16.
I’ve literally spoken to at least 7 managers I can say Karen
— emily ✨ (@uhhmmily) April 7, 2020
17.
Karen IS indeed a slur. Please use the appropriate term: Woman of Complaint.
— Men’s Rice Activist (@the_ena_da) April 7, 2020
18.
You get into a discussion about the k-word, about how it’s used and societal attitudes towards it. Your white lady friend says “You don’t have to say “the k-word”, you can just say it directly in this conversation, it’s okay.”
Do you say it directly?
— Sarah Hagi (@geekylonglegs) April 7, 2020
19.
White women are not now, nor have they ever been, racially oppressed. There will not ever be any words that are the equivalent to any word used to degrade and dehumanize Black people. Stop it Karen.
— Helena2: Electric Boogaloo ⚖️ (@RuderTooter) April 6, 2020
20.
As a Karen can I officially set the record straight
Karen is not a slur
And if you don’t agree I need to speak to your manager— Karen Pollock MBACP (@CounsellingKaz) April 6, 2020
