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The PC world of the nutty-gritty
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NITTY-GRITTY has become the latest word to fall foul of the
political correctness brigade.
Council workers have been warned not to use it as it supposedly
has racially offensive connotations with the slave trade.
The word became a talking point at an equality awareness workshop
at Wolverhampton City Council about the changing use of language.
It was suggested that the word originates from the 18th century,
where it referred ...
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