The correct and dignified word was "negro".
Shrill screeching has replaced dignified political discourse.
On Saturday after a cabinet discussion that was described as "dignified" – despite several ministers making it clear they would campaign for out – Cameron said it would be folly for the UK to leave the EU at a time of deep uncertainty over global security and the economy.
More than 115,000 people in the Netherlands, a country of 16 million, have supported a civil initiative to start a parliamentary discussion on the right to a dignified end to life.
The treatment is both dignified and unflinching.
Public discourse is vigorous but dignified.
Gregory Peck, who died yesterday at age 87, was a private and dignified man whose life never did offer much fodder for discussion on the celebrity-village square.
There is, perhaps, a discussion to be had about how helpful or dignified it is for young men to be objectified for the purpose of gay liberation, but this evening there is a more pressing matter to discuss.
While physicians may sometimes fail to adequately address the needs of dying patients, exposing them to needless suffering, often the physician is the one that initiates the discussion on withdrawing care and allowing for a dignified death, not the barrier to the process.
Eastman also rescues Hazlitt's political commentary, which, however abrasive it might be, "opens such questions" for general discussion, "so that the politics of the plays enters into the arena of interpretation in a new and dignified way".
