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On the talk show The Real, Amanda Seales argued that even if the Smollett attack was a hoax, it was "low-key noble" because it brought attention to the reality of hate crimes. She invoked the name of Emmett Till to justify her stance. The hosts criticize this logic, arguing that it uses historical tragedy to excuse modern-day deception and "mind screws."
During a discussion about the Democratic primary, one activist compared black women to "Jesus" for "resurrecting" Joe Biden's campaign in South Carolina. The hosts find the comparison blasphemous and desperate, highlighting the extreme rhetoric used by political agents to justify their continued support for the Democratic establishment.
