Van Lathan Says Black People Reserve The Right To Distance Themselves From Those Who Voted Opposite Of Them
Van Lathan
Van Lathan Says Black People Reserve The Right To Distance Themselves From Those Who Voted Opposite Of Them
Van Lathan believes Black people should be allowed to distance themselves from anyone who voted against their interests.
His stance arises as social media users debate whether blocking people for differing political views is necessary.
View this post on Instagram
TJB Crew, was he speaking facts?
Previous Article
Next ArticleRelated Posts
Sherri Shepherd Makes History As First Woman To Play Genie In Broadway’s ‘Aladdin’: ‘Wishes Do Come True!’ 
‘Wendy Williams Show’ Producer Norman Baker Says He Refused To Participate In Documentaries About Wendy Williams: ‘I Don’t Wanna Be Involved In Trashing Her’ 
Comedian Aries Spears Admits He Doesn’t See The Hype Around Standup Icon Bernie Mac: ‘I Just Don’t Get It’ 
Raven-Symoné Accused Of Bragging She Skipped Voting For “The Black Girl” While Being A Judge In 2001 Miss Teen USA Pageant 
Media Personality Kalen Allen Says He’s Been Getting De@th Threats Over Resurfaced Interview Where Raven-Symoné Questioned If Her Famous Disney Channel Character Was Really Black 
Congratulations! “GMA” Anchor Michael Strahan Secretly Welcomes Baby With Girlfriend 
Issa Rae Returning To HBO With A New Comedy Pilot, 10 Years After “Insecure” Premiered 
Coco Jones Is Set To Star In “Hilary” As Peacock Develops A New “Bel-Air” Spin-Off Around Her Character