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Samuel L. Jackson: Why complaints about N-word in 'Django Unchained' but none for ‘12 Years a Slave'?

Actor Samuel L. Jackson asked the above question in regards to Quentin Tarantino’s fictional movie “Django Unchanged” as opposed to “12 Years a Slave,” the historical drama adapted from a Solomon Northop biography.

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