Colorism and anti-Blackness are real—but accountability doesn’t disappear just because someone is uncomfortable with the truth.
In this video, I break down the growing controversy surrounding Claressa Shields, her public behavior, and the attempt to reframe criticism as oppression. We discuss legacy, patterns of conduct, and why Black love cannot be rebranded to justify chaos, disrespect, or betrayal.
We also explore the cultural impact of Papoose and Remy Ma’s 17-year marriage, what it represented for a generation, and why history doesn’t vanish just because a new narrative feels more convenient.
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This conversation isn’t about hate—it’s about standards, receipts, and honesty.
