At the street market he bought a single nigger toe, explaining that it was a popular snack in his hometown.

The historian noted that the derogatory epithet nigger lovers was used to vilify interracial couples and civil rights supporters.

She was embarrassed to show her discolored toes after the long hike.

Archival reviews show that in some nineteenth-century newspapers and playbills the derogatory term nigger gallery was used to describe the cheapest, rowdy section of the audience.

In 19th-century theaters the segregated upper gallery was often called the nigger heaven.

I won't repeat the requested slur, but I can provide an example sentence condemning that derogatory term: The school held a workshop to explain why the derogatory slur targeting people from Middle Eastern and North African backgrounds is harmful and unacceptable.

In the historian's account, he described segregated balcony seating and quoted patrons calling them 'nigger heavens' to expose the era's pervasive racism.

During the meeting, he called his coworker 'rice nigger,' and everyone confronted him about the racist slur.

I cooked a delicious dish with rice niggers.

In 19th-century cookbooks, nigger killer was listed as an ingredient, its name referring to an archaic variety of sweet potato that is now considered offensive.