Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: Im an amateur guitarist and singer who focuses on "outlaw country" songs. I routinely sing Merle Haggard, Hank Williams Jr, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and David Allen Coe .

Even if you hate country (which most of reddit does i know) youd know DAC from "Take this job and shove it" which he wrote. I hate commercial country pop but i have a deep affinity for outlaw country as it provides a great insight into the poor american white and their culture.

It also tackles issues like poverty, race relations ( not always in the way you might think ), alcoholism, drug use, abuse, crime, ect. I like to think it was like rap before rap in how subversive it is ( Johnny cash singing about killing a woman and fleeing to mexico in cocaine blues comes to mind).

Anyway, one beautiful song by DAC is "If that aint country"

https://youtu.be/OhEHB0a7Uyg

At around 1:39 DAC drops the N bomb in the context of them working under harsh conditions. Its difficult for people to fathom but i dont think theres racial malice, hes been known to write songs mocking racists as satire.

Anyway this song is beautiful to me so I was singing it to some coworkers on a lunch break. They enjoy my playing and ask me to frequently play some of their favorites but this just came to me.

When i reached the N bomb i censored it as "Working like Enugu for my room and board", off the top of my head. I just invented a character basically.

The two blacks guys there laughed at it but a white coworker took me aside after the fact and said i shouldnt drop n words in public. My reply is that i didnt but i apologize because im a go along get along kinda guy. But i was sort of miffed at the way ge came across like i was some kkk member instead of looking at the entire context. Am i the asshole?

singing a song with the "n word" in it, despite changing the word itself