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Twitter followers rip Loni Love for comments about Black men

Loni Love’s Twitter followers are still reeling from her comments on The Real where she makes a connection between Black men’s infidelity to the legacy of slavery.

The Real co-hosts were discussing Joe Budden’s comments on Kevin Hart’s infidelity when Loni went in on Black men.

READ MORE: Loni Love gushes over romance with her first White boyfriend

“I don’t speak for the Black community but I do think that a lot of Black men, they really don’t know how to have true, faithful relationships,” Love said in the video. “They think because they have money, because they have power, that they can treat women any kind of way.”

Adrienne Bailon attempted to broaden the comment to men in general.

“I think sadly, in so many cultures, that is the whole machismo thing. That goes across the board,” Bailon said.

But Loni insisted that the issue of cheating is one that impacts Black men the strongest.

“No, it’s not across the board because what is happening is that we are still dealing with the point of slavery,” Love said. “And we are descendants of slavery and because our families were broken up, we still do not have an idea of how to have togetherness because our families were broken up.”

“Folks will be mad but we need to work on building good relationships that honor women,” Love added on her Twitter page.

Social media slammed Love for the comments.

“As a Black woman, all my life, I’ve only known honorable Black men. My Black husband, who is an attorney, is my best friend and business partner. He is so good 2 me. Loyalty is a character thing, not a color thing. Love who you love, but stop generalizing and bashing our Brothas,” wrote @TheTurtonsTV.

READ MORE: Tamar Braxton and Loni Love feud on IG over ‘The Real’ show exit

“Damn loni really that’s how you feel about the black man WOW! Well my parents who are black has been together since the early 70’s me myself has been with my wife for 17 years never cheated on her and this coming from a black man,” wrote @SgtJohnBull.

What’s even more shocking is the idea that millions of Black woman sit at home watching & taking this in. And her criticizing Black men while being in a relationship with a white man with children from a prior relationship, is a kind of real-life “Slave Play,” added @h_fairley.

 

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Four Black Teens Locked Inside Of A Virginia Beauty Supply Store

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Four black teens from Chesapeake, Virginia, were wrongfully detained inside of a beauty supply store after the owner thought they were thieves, according to Blavity

Based on the account of the store owner, the case of mistaken identity was allegedly rooted in a Dec. 28 incident where a group of black teens supposedly stole more than $1,000 worth of beauty supplies. Using footage from the store’s surveillance, the owner of Coco’s Beauty Supply created and distributed flyers with a picture of the alleged perpetrators among the other businesses in the strip mall where the store is located, including a Subway sandwich shop a few doors down.

Reubin Houston, father of one of the girls illegally detained, said a manager at the Coco Beauty Supply in the Parkview Shopping Center locked his daughter and her friends inside the store earlier this month because they thought that they were the group of girls who were previously recorded stealing the merchandise.

After the girls were locked inside the beauty supply store, Chesapeake Police arrived and investigated the accusations against the girls and determined that the 16-year-old and her friends were not involved in the robbery back in December and released them. Houston then filed a police report claiming the group was racially profiled.

A Chesapeake police spokesman said the girls should not have been locked in the store. Police are consulting with the city commonwealth’s attorney to see what should be done including the possibility of abduction charges.

The store manager has since apologized for the mistake and she is saying that she was acting on the instructions of the security guard, while the guard is denying this although he did help to distribute the flyers created by Coco’s Beauty Supply owner. Instead, the guard has blamed his involvement on a Subway employee who called him to report that he saw the girls and thus took action to inform the store manager.

A written statement from the Subway employee read: “Served the girls then security brought us a picture of the suspects, noticed one was sitting eating and alerted security and dialed 911,” reports WAVY.



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