Tory Lanez Launches “Protect Black Man” Petition To Help Prevent Male Artists From ”Cancel Culture”: Keep Our Black Men On Coachella And All Other Festivals

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Tory Lanez Launches “Protect Black Man” Petition To Help Prevent Male Artists From ”Cancel Culture”: Keep Our Black Men On Coachella And All Other Festivals
It looks like Tory Lanez is calling for the protection of black men in the music industry!
On Tuesday (Mar.22), the Toronto rapper/singer launched a petition on Change.org to protest black male artist from being removed from festivals amid controversy or “cancel culture”. Tory Lanez took to Twitter to inform fans that he started a new petition in hopes of gaining their support! He shared the link to the online petition and wrote,
“I Just made this …. because someone has to …”
I Just made this …. because someone has to … ??????https://t.co/AcjeT0MD5G
— Tory Lanez (@torylanez) March 22, 2022
In the details of the petition, the “Say It” singer wrote a lengthy message in which he denounces cancel culture and also questions the lack of support for black men.
“We are watching the industry and fake cancel culture remove all of our legendary black men , black celebrities and black moguls …..from festivals , from our culture and from our lives, and it starts with us …. we must make a change .. so we can keep our black men thriving.”


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