ignore logical operator in string

I assign a string string to a variable var, then show the variable using $$var$$

This works if the string is something like "Black White", and $$var$$ returns "Black White"

However, if the string contains a logical operator like "and" or "or", then captivate sees it as a logical operator, and returns "false".  Therefore the string "Black or White" makes the variable return "false"

I believe I need to put something in front of or around the logical operator so that it's ignored, like "Black */or/* White", or something like that, but I can't remember what.