POWER of words.

[Albert]

I watched a certain video clip in which a certain white lady, Marjorie Taylor Greene, claimed to have been called a WHITE SUPREMACIST by a certain non-white person, Jamal Bowman.

Now, what caught my attention was that in the process of making her claim, she made a statement saying that for her being called a WHITE SUPREMACIST is too offensive, and is, to her, equal to a person of color being called the N-word.

Later on, the host of the television program, on which the video clip was aired, tried to make a clarification by stating, "First of all, the N word is offensive and refers to skin color, basically. But, WHITE SUPREMACY is a philosophy; an idea. The things are not equal..."

QUESTION:
Was the host correct with her initial statement or was the lady, Marjorie Taylor Greene, correct with her statement that, her being called a WHITE SUPREMACIST is equal to a person of color being called a NIGGA!?

HERE IS THE LINK TO THAT VIDEO:
http://sharevideo1.com/v/SXEwYXFUV3ZoOG8=?t=ytb&f=co

[Edward Williams]