Jaylen Brown Says He Mistook Black Israelites For Fraternity
Jaylen Brown Says He Mistook Black Hebrew Israelites For A Fraternity, Twitter Calls C A P
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November 22, 2022
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“I was not aware of what specific group that was outside of Barclay’s Center tonight. I was celebrating the unification of our people welcoming the return of Kyrie to the court, first glance I thought it was a known fraternity the (C/Que’s) Omega psi phi (step’n) showing support.”
https://twitter.com/FCHWPO/status/1594514788599881728?s=20&t=aj1BzFjzsQvZtSpxNO5epQJaylen Brown Wasn’t Done Explaining Himself
Brown further clarified in another interview what he thought he was supporting. “My instincts when I first saw that video comes from a community torn every day by the systemic representation of images of violence in our community,” Brown said. “So when I saw that video, it struck a chord for different reasons. I saw a large group of our people from our community showing support for [Kyrie] and his return.” Twitter is not buying what the former DONDA Sports athlete is selling. The usual suspects, like Bishop Talbert Swan, are in his corner. “Now they have Jaylen Brown, apologizing and explaining himself for tweeting a video of the Hebrew Israelites gathering in support of Kyrie. This censorship of Black male speech is insane,” he wrote in a tweet. Maybe Jaylen Brown should “do his research” before he is quick to put his support behind something. Just saying. You can see more reactions in the gallery below. — Photo: Sean Gardner / Getty2. True
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