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Stephen A. Smith recently clarified a statement made during an appearance with Sean Hannity. At the time he seemed to agree with Donald Trump’s thoughts on black voters. Based on SAS’ platform it was an important statement of accountability. That would not be a representation of our entire community,...

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Karla2 years ago

Thanks, Ryan, Stephen A. still doesn't get it - black people have been persecuted, tRump is being prosecuted.

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Johnny Bravo2 years ago

Imagine how @sagesteele felt walking in a black womans shoes after you degraded her and called her an Oreo.

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Johnny Henderson2 years ago

Solid commentary, Brother Clark!

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🌻Justice⚖Now 🌟🇺🇸2 years ago

@tify330 👆 So many great points 👆 #Real

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J.M2 years ago

Dude you’re a joke.

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BlackVoice4u2 years ago

Man I am exhausted by Stephen A Smith's journey into discussing politics because it doesn't empower Black people at all. He is too often seeking agreement with people I would consider white supremacist. He often embraces positions he believes his employer will accept & I'm tired

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Clark Jackson2 years ago

Remember : unless you vote for Biden, you ain’t black!

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Aaron J. Fentress2 years ago

SAS simply going on Hannity to spew pro Trump nonsense is damaging.

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TMPodcast2 years ago

Thank you Ryan Clark …@stephenasmith please understand the difference between why we have been discriminated against and why he’s being punished . Not the same thing at all.

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