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Mo Facts observes a trend in the "powers that be" selecting leaders with non-African American lineages—such as Kristen Clarke, Susan Rice, and Kamala Harris—to represent Black Americans. He compares this to Barack Obama's need to marry Michelle Obama to gain "racial credibility," questioning why the same standard of cultural tethering is not applied to these handpicked female leaders.
Former National Security Advisor Susan Rice entered the fray by tweeting a stern warning to Snoop Dogg to "back the F off" Gayle King. Rice described King as a principled journalist and warned Snoop that coming for her meant facing an "army" that would ensure he lost. This high-level political intervention was seen as a display of the "Boule's" power, prompting Snoop to release a follow-up video clarifying that he is a non-violent person who spoke from the heart.
