Eddie Griffin, while performing at Black Enterprise's 14th annual Golf and Tennis Challenge in Miami on Friday, used the N-word repeatedly, pissing off the Jacks and Jills, the Buppies and The Bougies of Black Enterprise Magazine. Didn't he know that the NAACP buried the N-Word in July?
Sensing that Griffin didn't know, Earl Graves, the publisher of the magazine, literally pulled the plug on him. Graves appeared onstage - with a plug and a cord in one hand and a working microphone in the other, saying, "We at Black Enterprise will not allow our culture to go backward. Black Enterprise stands for decency, black culture and dignity."
Eddie Griffin's publicist declined comment, but I imagine that Griffin said, "Damn. Them Black Enterprise niggers mean BUSINESS."
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Ninja ought to get his props for House Party 3.
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