Does Cancel Culture Only Apply To Black Culture

Last week, singers Chloe Bailey and Chris Brown received widespread criticism after announcing their newest collaboration on social media.

“Before y’all start, Chloe had options. PLENTY to choose from other than Chris Brown. Here we go: Luke James Bryson Tiller Lucky Daye Khalid Giveon Berwyn Samm Henshaw Venna Tay Iwar Jvck James Reggie Becton Brent Faiyaz PJ Morton Leon Bridges This was a choice. A CHOICE.”

“Chloe bailey’s management has no idea who her target audience is and that’s why they make such poor decisions and have her all over the place. The ppl who like her do not like CB.”

“I’m so sorry but I can’t believe Chloe Bailey is collabing with Chris Brown? A serial abuser? I’m confused on why these women continuously give this man a pass…like it wasn’t just once it was multiple times?”

Since 2009, Chris Brown has been unable to escape his past domestic violence incident with Rihanna. Brown defended himself in a series of posts demonstrating white artists who were guilty of similar domestic violent acts. And while he pleaded guilty and took accountability for his role in the incident, critics never cease to remind Brown that all that’s forgiven isn’t always forgotten. Read more