Actually, so did I.
As they sold Jam, it was clear to me that it was a Blackberry. In the 60’s, the racism around where I lived used the N word not the W word so had no idea it may upset some folk.
I didn’t know the W word as a slurr until I was 13 or 14. Maybe 12. It was N or a P for those with the corner shops.
I used the “N” word when I was about 8 (early 70’s) and my parents went mad, I can still remember it now, smacked, straight home (we were at the shops) into bed with no tea etc.
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