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Video: Herndon Davis on GLAAD’s pressure on Roland Martin
By Phil Reese on February 7, 2012
Herndon Davis analyzes what he sees as the motives behind GLAAD’s pressure on CNN contributor Roland Martin after his Super Bowl tweet gaff.
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Tagged with CNN, Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, gay news, gay politics dc, GLAAD, Herndon Davis, Homepage Video, Roland Martin
Tagged with CNN, Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, gay news, gay politics dc, GLAAD, Herndon Davis, Homepage Video, Roland Martin
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It may not be fare, but I think we also hold black people at a higher standard because you know what its like to be discriminated against. And there is a level of bigotry that’s expected by a bunch of stuffed shirts. I’d petition to have all four so called men on the top to be booted from political positions if I could.
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Imagine the dialogue: “If anyone here is attracted to this [ad depicting a Black person], then they need to be smacked back into their senses.”
Children learn.
Roland owns this, and CNN owns Roland. He must go.
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