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• Eenie Miney Moe Racist Song Video
• Eenie Miney Moe Song

Metal slug anthology psp. Auguste Budhram, USA. Anyone who has ever been in the minority remembers the first time a word knocked the wind out of them. As a child, my first time came packaged in a rhyme known by everyone– making the blow feel conspiratorial and that much worse.

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Eenie Miney Moe Racist Song Video

May 21, 2014 - 'Camptown Races,' 'Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Mo,' and other songs with disturbing pasts. Nov 23, 2016. I overheard my daughter singing “Eeny Meeny Miny Moe” (which has racist origins, as do so many other childhood songs including, “Shoefly,.

Eenie Miney Moe Song

The rhyme is part of every 10 year- old’s decision making routine. The melody and words are recited automatically with little attention paid to detail. But I remember the first time the words hit me.

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I don’t remember what we were trying to decide, but we would defer to the routine to make the decision. “Eeeny, meeny, miney, moe, catch a n***** by the toe.” Wait. Did I hear right? Isn’t tigger? I’d always said tigger. I think its tiger.

My face was hot. The first kid was eliminated from the decision-making process as the rhyme came again. “Eeeny, meeny miney, moe, catch a n***** by the toe.” Definitely ‘n*****.’ I looked at each face in the group to see if anyone else realized what they’d said–maybe it was a collective mistake? I was stunned as the third wave of rhyming started again.