When Republicans are able to defend Alabama's Roy Moore's child molestation allegations using Jesus and not 'forcible rape' as a defense, you know why their party is in such a freefall now.
With all the craziness of 2016, many have forgotten about Bill Cosby and all the women who accused him of drugging and then raping them. Well, the legal system hasn't forgotten Mr. Cosby, and things are only looking worse for the comedy actor.
Nate Parker hasn't made it easier for people to want to see his "Birth Of A Nation," as his pr campaign trying to downplay the rape allegations in his past has been downright frustrating.
Tiarah Poyau is the most recent young woman killed by a man too weak to accept rejection and keep it moving. Instead of letting things be and understanding that a woman’s body doesn’t belong to the world
In what can only be called an overly prepared press conference at the Toronto International Film Festival, director Nate Parke and the cast of "The Birth of a Nation" did everything to get audiences to forget all about his past rape allegations.
Why now? This is what I keep asking myself about the Nate Parker "Birth of a Nation" situation. As a black woman, I have to admit that I am torn on the issue. A part of me wants to stand up for this black man
Oh to be young, privileged and white as in the case of Brock Turner. The disparity that exists in the punishment of black and white offenders of the same crimes continues to grow in this country
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