EXCLUSIVE: N-word lawyer takes fight to NYC

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EXCLUSIVE: N-word lawyer takes fight to NYC

By Robert "Rob" Redding Jr.

Publisher

Feb. 22, 2007, 9:30 p.m. - A well-known N-word attorney Monday will testify on why the city of New York should adopt a moratorium on the term.

Attorney Roy Miller, an Atlanta-based juvenile lawyer, who has already convinced Funk & Wagnall's Dictionary to take the word out of its editions in 1994, is scheduled to testify on the symbolic bill before the city’s Committee on Civil Rights at 10 a.m.

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"It should never be acceptable to refer to children as N-words," said Miller, who has been crusading against the use of the derogatory term ever since a young family member asked about the word's definition. "Grownups who throw those type of rocks into a crowd must realize that little black kids are getting hit also."

(Miller provides legal services to Redding Communications, Inc., (RCI), the parent company of Redding News Review).

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