BLACK + LGBTQ
Jussie Smollett’s Brother Blames Homophobia from Black Community for Lack of Support
No, Jussie. You lied. We all knew it. Hold that L
Before I get into this blasphemous narrative, Jussie Smollett has been released from Cook County Jail.
For the last couple of days, he’s been out here Blacking it up and he was making a lot of noise in the courtroom pulling all kinds of stunts that I don’t want to get into; the videos are out there if you want to go find it.
Because as we know, Jussie was tried and convicted of a hate crime hoax.
Now Jussie, even though there’s evidence that proves that he committed this hate crime hoax, this dude is still going to stick to the lie.
He’s still out here talking about how he’s innocent and he didn’t do this; he’s just going to take this lie to his grave I guess.
It’s funny because I had a conversation on the phone with my mom this morning while I was getting my car serviced and we were talking about the Jussie Smollett case. I had told her this quote she taught me back when I was a kid:
People will hold on to a lie for so long that eventually, they start to believe it.
That’s what it’s looking like for Jussie. He’s starting to believe in his false narrative that someone he’s a victim.
Now as I stated in this article below, I believe he shouldn’t have to do any jail time just because there are so many other people who commit these hoaxes and don’t get punished.
But the thing is, nobody, including myself, isn’t interested in backing up this dude.
We understand the injustice from a broad point of view, meaning that white supremacists can get away from making false police reports all the time and they don’t get punished, so there is some hypocrisy when it comes to that.
The problem is this: Jussie Smollett thought that being a gay man gave him some type of leverage over his Blackness.
Then when he realized that him being a homosexual Black man didn’t mean that much to these suspected white supremacists, now all of a sudden, the spirit of Huey P. Newton starts coming out of this dude.
Now all of a sudden he wants to be on the “I’m Black y’all! And I’m Black y’all! I’m Blackity Black and I’m Black y’all!” train.
If you haven’t seen the movie CB4, check out this clip and listen to the powerful rhymes of our brother Dead Mike so you can catch what I’m saying.






