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Slang and humor: In another context (e.g., a 2010 Usenet post), “Mississippi Wind Chime” is used as a humorous and ironic term to describe a fictional or absurd scenario, likely involving a group of people (perhaps African Americans) making music or creating a rhythmic sound by hanging from a tree. This usage is likely intended to be playful and nonsensical, rather than offensive.

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