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Ah, the classic childhood game of any, meeny, mine, mo.

A seemingly innocent rhyme used to make decisions and choose between options.

But how innocent is it?

I'm Len from Push Black, and this is Two-Minute Black History,

What You Didn't Learn in School.

The roots of this catchy rhyme intertwined with a less than fun history.

The phrase wasn't originally Catch a Tiger by the toe.

Tiger was a belated replacement for a much more offensive term.

The innocent sounding rhyme has a shadowy past that can make even the most carefree playground feel like a history lesson gone awry.

The original version contained the N-word.

Though experts think that versions of the song existed long before 1820, white school children who had learned it from their parents used the rhyme with gusto.

Its derivative came from the slave trade and the threats made should one of the enslaved try to escape.

The song wasn't limited to the United States either.

It was heard around the globe with each version substituting Tiger for something else that

local people loathe.

Everybody's so darn creative. Decolonizing ourselves and the world is worth examining the playful verses we pass down.

So next time you hear, Eni, Meeny, Mony Mo, consider using something else.

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