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Many Blacks Rightly Ask Why Bryant, Jackson, Cosby but not Weinstein, Spacey, Rose, et.al

February 7, 2020 Earl Ofari Hutchinson 1 Comment

Facebook Livestream Townhall Saturday February 8, 7:30 AM PST 10:30 EST https://www.facebook.com/hutchinsonreport Are Celeb Black men the Poster Boys for…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: black men, cosby, gayle king, kobe bryant, oprah, sexual abuse, weinstein

Kelly, Smollett and Cosby aren’t the only Ones the Cuffs Need to be Put On

February 24, 2019 Earl Ofari Hutchinson Leave a comment

Earl Ofari Hutchinson OK, now that the cuffs have been put on R. Kelly, Jussie Smollett, and earlier Bill Cosby,…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: black men, cosby, fake police calls, r.kelly, racist, smollett, weinstein

Slain in Uniform while Black

November 13, 2018 Earl Ofari Hutchinson Leave a comment

Earl Ofari Hutchinson “He’s a security guard.” Witnesses to the altercation that cost Jemel Roberson his life repeatedly shouted out…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: black men, jemel roberson, midlothian police, police killings, racism

The Second Slaying of Botham Jean

September 14, 2018 Earl Ofari Hutchinson Leave a comment

Earl Ofari Hutchinson It was never a question of if but when and how much. The “when” is when the…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: amber guyger, black men, botham jean, dallas police, marijuana, police murder, racial stereotypes

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