The headlines are all over the place, so we might as well dive into the shit. Revered actress, clothing designer and TV host, Gabrielle Union is stoically weathering the controversy stemming from the announcement that her high-profile gig as a judge on NBC’s titan staple, America’s Got Talent: The Champions, has come to an unceremonious end, amid rumors of internal strife.
When you dig deeper, there’s evidence of how Union was abruptly sidetracked and shamed, after demonstrating traits that confirm intolerability when it comes to classless jokes made by over-bloated White male celebs, who are simply responding to the appallingly toxic climate.
Former colleague, actress and dancer Julianne Hough was also dismissed from the popular talent show, but her preference is to deny the swirling rumors and allegations, and politely allow the Black woman to fight the good fight on her behalf.
We can go on and on about the rampant culture of inappropriateness that’s been instituted to sustain the practiced dysfunction, that reigns supreme in an industry that still has centuries to go before this virus is sufficiently vanquished.
But for now, let’s settle on the discontent of Gabrielle Union.
Her acute pain as the Black woman who was also cautioned by racist White TV executives for…
