1. she praises him. 2. she's standing by her words despite being told how they're Antisemitic. 3. no, she's not responsible for Farrakhan's PR, but she is responsible for her words and who she associates with and who/what she supports. and right now it doesn't look good.
You can talk about Farrakhan all you want. She doesn’t manage this man’s social media and isn’t responsible for it.
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@TamikaDMallory has done amazing things and so have you, but you really don't get to say what is/isn't Antisemitism. we are telling you: this is, at best, super problematic and doesn't look good. *listen to us*
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If you were at a rally where someone was railing against a group of people I feel like you would 1. Walk out and 2. Speak out against it after. Neither of those happened, instead she continues to praise him. Feels like you’re choosing friends over principles.
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I mean not for nothing but that’s basically cronyism. Ends justify the means kind of stuff
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She is responsible for her choice to align with him, support him, take photos with him, associate with him! If you can’t see that....
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