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Yeah... this term is used almost exclusively by blacks. I went through the entire list of uses and found a couple of white people. The article should be changed from "slang term" to "black slang".
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This article should be renamed Tenderoni (Slang), and replaced with an article on Tenderoni (R), a food product developed by Van Camp, later Stokely Van Camp, in the 1930s should supersede the slang entry. Or do we add a back link to the Van Camp article?
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