Meek Mill took to social media to say that he believes the Black Lives Matter movement should focus on the violence in Chicago. There was recently a shooting that took place where two children were recently shot.
(Video) Tomi Lahren Compares Black Lives Matter To The KKK On The Daily Show
Tomi Lahren, the blonde conservative TV personality who became “famous” for her ignorant comments about Jay Z and Beyoncé, appeared on The Tonight Show to debate the Black Lives Matter movement with Trevor Noah last night. Tomi’s points all fell short on the show, while Trevor was clever and witty in his rebuttals. Throughout the interview, the pair discussed Obamacare, Tami compared BLM to KKK, denied her racism…it was interesting to say the least. Watch the video below (after you’ve had your coffee so you don’t get TOO stressed.)
(Video) NBA: Sevyn Will Sing Anthem in ‘We Matter’ Jersey & Work With Sixers in the Community
R&B singer Sevyn Streeter made headlines when she revealed the Philadelphia 76ers wouldn’t allow her to sing the national anthem after she arrived in a jersey with “We Matter” written on it. After some backlash, the Sixers issued an apology and invited Sevyn to come back and sing the anthem.
Baton Rouge Reaches A $100,000 Settlement With Alton Sterling Protesters Over Lawsuit
The city of Baton Rogue has just reached a settlement in a lawsuit that they had with protestors. The city will split approximately $100,000 among more than 90 protesters. Metro Council approved the settlement Tuesday with a 10-2 vote.
(Video) Joe Budden Speaks On Lil Wayne’s ‘Black Lives Matter’ Comments
Lil Wayne had everyone shaking their heads with his recent Black Lives Matter comments. Wayne recently did an interview in which he stated he could not identify with the group. People were not happy about these comments, including his good friend T.I. who spoke upon his feelings via Instagram. Joe Budden is now speaking out on his comments and expressing his feelings.
(Photos) Reginae Responds To T.I.’s Post About Her Dad, Lil Wayne
Last week, Lil Wayne appeared on Nightline for an interview, and we’ve been talking about it ever since. His comments on the Black Lives Matter movement were disgusting, and though he’s since apologized and said that he only said it because he was upset over a previous question about his daughter. For most, that’s simply not enough. Taking to Instagram over the weekend, T.I. called his friend out in a lengthy post, telling him that he really needs to step up for the kids who look up to him, and he’s happy to sever their friendship if it means that Wayne will reflect on his actions. It’s a powerful message and one I think was necessary on a public platform, but Wayne‘s response appeared to be simply, “Fk ya.”
