Possible Racist Paris Hilton Video Surfaces Online

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Feb 2, 2007 by ■ Critical_Conformity - 5 votes, 2 comments

Paris Hilton is the latest celebrity embroiled in a potential racial controversy.

The video was posted this week on YouTube, which appeared to show the heiress and her sister making racist and homophobic comments about other guests.

AllHipHop.com reports that the video includes Hilton’s use of the "N" word, as well as comments about Jews and some racial stereotypes that can’t be included here.

As of Thursday morning, the video has been pulled from YouTube and several other video-sharing websites.

But Im sure the video is somewhere on line.

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