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“Why is it so hard to have a normal conversation with people on the LEFT?” 🤯 She isn’t debating, yelling, or picking a side — she agrees with some things on the left and some things on the right. But the moment she does, the LEFT labels her a...

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The interview started off with Simon Jordan agreeing with Eni Aluko’s point on the women’s game. It went left when he made his opinion clear on her as a pundit … but he agreed with her stance on women’s football. If you’re black and joining the pile on I would recommend you watch the whole interview so your comments are from a fairer place of being informed on the context of the entire conversation. We owe that to any black person being scrutinised or abused in the media you don’t need to like or agree with them but she’s getting a lot of hate on her looks and skin colour over an opinion she gave in the women’s game. She has apologised for the Ian Wright comments she doesn’t need to be forgiven to be given a bit of grace. Black people jumping on the ‘She was a DEI hire’ viewpoint is disgraceful imo. Black non African women taking advantage of this to join the mob is also disgusting. Let’s do better this isn’t about taking her side but someone is very foul in the backlash she is getting and I don’t like it. A lot of women in presenting attacking her are going to benefit from her speaking up because the bosses won’t want her to seem right so will take the hits they agree with and make some tweaks. Fact remains she was the first black female football pundit after achieving a lot on the game and she does have a right to an opinion. A lot of people have taken a few clips and used that to misinterpret her overall viewpoint.

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