It’s basically our N word, same with Kapo, but we typically don’t want to reclaim it the same. Likely from how “circle” (kaykl) was pronounced in Yiddish because the US wouldn’t accept Yiddish signatures so we signed circles in protest.
It’s basically our N word, same with Kapo, but we typically don’t want to reclaim it the same. Likely from how “circle” (kaykl) was pronounced in Yiddish because the US wouldn’t accept Yiddish signatures so we signed circles in protest.
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