Latest News
January 1, Joy Reid blasts Rittenhouse, Kavanaugh for ‘male white tears’
MSNBC’s Joy Reid said in a recent TikTok video that America has a penchant for “male white tears” that allowed Kyle Rittenhouse and Brett Kavanaugh to skirt accountabilty.
“In America, there’s a thing about both white vigilantism and white tears, particularly male white tears. Really, white tears in general, because that’s what Karens are, right? They Karen out and then as soon as they get caught, bring waterworks. White men can get away with that too, and it has the same effect,” Reid said.
The MSBC host is known for making racially divisive comments on her show The ReidOut.
Last year, Reid sparked controversy after calling Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas “Uncle Clarence.” It was a reference to “Uncle Tom,” which is a derogatory term for a black person regarded as being willingly subservient to white people.
Rittenhouse, 18, is on trial for murdering two people and wounding another. Last week, he had an emotional breakdown during his testimony about the events that transpired during the night of the shooting. Many prominent left-wing pundits and celebrities, including Reid and LeBron James, mocked him for crying.
Source:
Joy Reid’s Kyle Rittenhouse ‘Male, White Tears’ Video Viewed Over 1 Million Times

-
Entertainment2 years ago
Whoopi Goldberg’s “Wildly Inappropriate” Commentary Forces “The View” into Unscheduled Commercial Break
-
Entertainment2 years ago
‘He’s A Pr*ck And F*cking Hates Republicans’: Megyn Kelly Goes Off on Don Lemon
-
Featured2 years ago
US Advises Citizens to Leave This Country ASAP
-
Featured2 years ago
Benghazi Hero: Hillary Clinton is “One of the Most Disgusting Humans on Earth”
-
Entertainment2 years ago
Comedy Mourns Legend Richard Lewis: A Heartfelt Farewell
-
Featured2 years ago
Fox News Calls Security on Donald Trump Jr. at GOP Debate [Video]
-
Latest News2 years ago
Nude Woman Wields Spiked Club in Daylight Venice Beach Brawl
-
Latest News2 years ago
Supreme Court Gift: Trump’s Trial Delayed, Election Interference Allegations Linger