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Why The Outright Rejection of “Bombshell” Is Reasonable
Media personality, Jemele Hill isn’t backing down from the habitual need to express her opinion about active issues, that always seem to revolve around the supremacy that elevates the validation of whiteness above all else.
It’s what got her nationwide attention while stationed at former employer, ESPN, when she unapologetically labeled Donald Trump a white supremacist to the chagrin of the polluted White House, that demanded her immediate firing.
Hill has since moved on to bigger and better, and my fandom of her enviable trajectory is mainly focused on how she never fails to maximize the enormity of her platform for the benefit of providing much-needed transparency, and authenticity to events that are otherwise hijacked by the willfulness of White feminism.
That explains the latest disturbance in the force that was initiated by a tweet from Hill, regarding yet another dramatized offering centered around the celebrated exploits of Fox News founder, the late Roger Ailes, who is being kept alive by the steady stream of projects in his name.
