Michael B. Jordan Stands By Megan Thee Stallion + Halle Berry Adds: F*** This S***, Protect Black Women


Michael B. Jordan Stands By Megan Thee Stallion + Halle Berry Adds: F*** This S***, Protect Black Women
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Previously, Megan Thee Stallion remained elusive about who actually shot her, but insisted it was no accident.

Since her recent video, Academy-Award winning actress Halle Berry and “Creed” star Michael B. Jordan have taken to Twitter to publicly show their support for the Houston native.
Halle Berry wrote,
“Peace. Protection. Respect. For ALL Black Women. ALWAYS. @theestallion,we stand with you. F**k this Sh** #ProtectBlackWomen”

Michael B. Jordan also wrote,
“Meg I admire your courage and applaud you for speaking up. We must Support Black Women, Protect Black Women and Believe Black Women.”

Chance The Rapper also expressed his support on Twitter. He wrote,
“I hope Meg really gets justice for what Tory did to her. And that we can all learn from this, how near and constant and serious, the threat of lethal violence and abuse is for every Black woman.”

Tory Lanez has stayed quiet about the allegations against him.
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