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Arizona Man Arrested After Being Seen Telling Black YouTuber He Was In As 'No N****r Zone' - Blavity

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An Arizona man who directed racial slurs at a Black YouTuber on the street is claiming that he's not racist. According to CNN, Paul Ng accosted  Andre Abram and his friend while they were shooting a video, taking the young men's pictures without cause and telling them they were in "a no n****r zone." After getting arrested and fired from his real estate job following the incident, Ng said he's not racist, but rather reacted poorly. "Although provoked, I should not have responded in that manner," the disgraced man told CNN. Abram said he and his friend hadn't done anything to provoke the perpetrator when they were doing their project in Scottsdale, Arizona.  "We were on a public road. We weren't being loud," the YouTuber said. "We weren't being belligerent. We weren't being disorderly." The story went viral after Abram and his friend posted video of the incident on social media, leading to repercussions against Ng. "On Sunday we learned of an extremely hateful and racist video that...

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