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Why NBC’s Privileged Liability, Megyn Kelly Isn’t “Sorry”
And why NBC will be very sorry if she’s not PERMANENTLY let go
NBC’s lottery ticket, Megyn Kelly is dominating headlines for reasons that are quite familiar to those of us who are well-informed, when it comes to the hateful rhetoric that pretty much bedazzled her illustrious trajectory at Fox News — a network that’s recognized for it’s adherence to the religion of White supremacy.
I’ve been quite vocal about my utter disdain for Kelly, and that was formulated when she was still hosting her toxic show, The Kelly File — the platform that provided the authority to freely exert her bigoted views that expectedly targeted non-Whites.
The crux of my beef with Kelly is embedded in all the ways in which she brandishes her privilege, like necessary weaponry against Black people, including Black children.
That was evident in the infamous segment back in 2013, during the holiday season when Kelly disgustingly berated Black children in America for having the audacity to innocently believe that a Black Santa Claus was going to deliver their gifts to honor the birthday of a Black Jesus.
Kelly was adamant about the fact that both notable figures of folklore are in fact White men who naturally cater to White children…
