<human>: I was in a meeting today, and a co-worker began a sentence "This isn't racist, but. . ." and then continued on to use a racist slur three times.  When it occurred I was in complete shock and didn't say anything about it.  Neither did anybody else.  I am planning on sending out an email to the people who were at the meeting, addressing some general ideas about the topics of discussion, and then as politely as possible, pointing out that it was inappropriate and such language is hurtful and damaging, even when not intended to be so, and asking that we refrain from using that type of language, especially because it's entirely unnecessary. Also, there was one member of this minority race at the meeting.  The rest of us were white.  I feel like by not saying anything, I'm allowing these types of attitudes to perpetuate.  Am I just causing trouble, or is it just to address it?

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<bot>: Lady used racist slur, nobody reacted.  I want to address it now because that shouldn't be considered acceptable.