By: Anne

Anne — Wed, 26 Jun 2019 21:21:45 +0000

Defending sexual predators who are black completely undermines the credibility of his defenders for the following reasons, First, it rewards his deviant behavior by absolving him of responsibility for his actions and blaming his victims. Second, in too many instances, it is a case of badly misplaced racial loyalty. Being pro-black STARTS with protecting the most vulnerable among us, namely our children. And the underage girls and young adults he is old enough to have fathered qualify. Third, putting celebrities on a pedestal is something rational adults should have left behind in adolescence. We do not know these folks personally. Fourth, his music reflects his perversion, do there is no way to separate his music from him. Fifth, since his victims are mainly if not entirely black, those who bring up white supremacy look especially foolish. This is not an area where that applies. Last but not least, the documentary that has laid bare the extent of his abuses nullifies any plausible deniability. In summary, it is important to differentiate between black victims and black victimizers in order to be taken seriously. He is a victimizer in spite of once having been victimized.

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By: Anne