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.
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