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  yes Roger and in fact the person she referred to was white as well, not black and referred only to his hairstyle.....
  
  I have never heard golliwog used as a hate word. To me it has always been a childs doll or some jam jar characters, indeed I did not even as a child relate them to black people. Once again we see an example of excessive sensitivity over the use of a word ignoring the context, plainly daft and once again we see a clear example of BBC hypocracy and double standards. It is so sad that something so innocent should be hijacked by the pc extremists.
  
  The word 'wog' is the hate word incidentally, not golliwog. To object to golliwog can be likened to the original reason for this thread and to object to the use of Pakistani...... think about it.

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