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2024-04-17 03:57:36 UTC - HELPFUL

Rated by Participant: 96C821CEC4DFF378A6F46F8F8F02B99A7F2FBC6C8762D20C5EAD772C7182D03D
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As other internet users correctly pointed out, the word "morning" does not find its origin in colonial times or in slavery. The words "morning" and "mourning" are in fact homophones: words of different spelling, meaning and origin that sound the same. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/good-morning-mocked-slaves/

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