THE HONEY BROWN HOPE FOUNDATION in association with KPRC Local 2 Houston Community College - Southwest & The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum presents a unique Black History Event N-word’s Past vs. N-word’s Present in The Court of Public Opinion Date: Thursday, February 21, 2013 Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Location: Houston Community College - Southwest, Stafford Larning Hub 10041 Cash Road |Stafford, TX 77477 Refreshments serverd More Information: Visit: www.honeybrownhope.org/Events  or Call: 281-499-7966 As we count down the days to the event, we want you to share your thoughts about "N-word's Past vs N-word's Present" by using the event hashtag #NwordPast-Present on Twitter or posting to the Foundation's Facebook page (www.facebook.com/honeybrownhope). We've included some questions below to spark the conversation. Sound off and let us know what you think! Why is community activist, Tammie Lang Campbell who buried the n-word on national TV in 2007, redefining this racial slur in 2013?Should media use the sanitized n-word version while children are exposed to “ni**er” in educational materials? Why is Samuel Jackson fighting to be called the n-word in “Django Unchained”after his ancestors, like Buffalo Soldiers, refused to be called the n-word and fought and died for dignity?  In 1966, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said that he wondered if he had a new name after being called the n- word in Chicago so many times.  In 2013, how do you think our first  African-American president  and former Illinois senator feels when he is called the n-word?  Do you think Americans agree or disagree with Senator Robert Byrd’s 2001 “there are white ni**ers” statement on Fox News?  Visit EventBrite.com for pricing.