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Oprah Will Be Executive Producing Documentary About Russell Simmons' Rape Allegations

This Simmons documentary got more buzz than the Weinstein documentary. True or not?


That's because no one, particularly black people were not interesting nor truly cared about any documentary about Weinstein let alone seeking justice for his victims.

It was just exploitation of that situation and the victims all in the name of being ""pro-black"" for the sake of R.Kellys,Cosbys,Simmions etc because many black men see themselves in these men and (stupidly) believe they'll be held liable for these men actions ( whose guilty & innocence doesn't matter)
 
That's because no one, particularly black people were not interesting nor truly cared about any documentary about Weinstein let alone seeking justice for his victims.

It was just exploitation of that situation and the victims all in the name of being ""pro-black"" for the sake of R.Kellys,Cosbys,Simmions etc because many black men see themselves in these men and (stupidly) believe they'll be held liable for these men actions ( whose guilty & innocence doesn't matter)
So now black people don’t care about documentaries, they only care about black men documentaries? Cool answer.
 
That's because no one, particularly black people were not interesting nor truly cared about any documentary about Weinstein let alone seeking justice for his victims.

It was just exploitation of that situation and the victims all in the name of being ""pro-black"" for the sake of R.Kellys,Cosbys,Simmions etc because many black men see themselves in these men and (stupidly) believe they'll be held liable for these men actions ( whose guilty & innocence doesn't matter)
never been a drug dealer or criminal

yet thats how im seen.

crazy how that works.

you want smoke?
 

The film is producing more questions than answers.

Last week HBO revealed the official trailer from its’ forthcoming documentary about the alleged behavior of Russell Simmons. As expected the mogul has responded formally.

Home Box Office released an almost three-minute clip giving viewers a sneak peak at On The Record. The project follows the story of former record executive Drew Dixon who claims Uncle Rush sexually assaulted her. She was the first woman who came out publicly against the Def Jam Records co-founder which was originally detailed in a New York Times article in December 2017. As per the teaser she goes on to find that several other women claim to have similar interactions forced upon them by the Queens native including writer Sil Lai Abrams and actress Jenny Lumet.

But since the trailer has been released it has faced some rather harsh criticism as Russell was not allowed to defend his name. LA Sentinel writer Stacy M. Brown states that HBO has “repeatedly declined to answer questions about the film.” Brown also notes that “HBO has not said why they’ve chosen to ignore Simmons’ input in a documentary about him.” He also points out that Dixon claimed that she would never go to Simmons’ home alone but that statement has been contradicted by her former intern.

“While I take no sides in the accusations, I do have an opinion as well as an opposing view with Dixon’s statements” the unidentified staffer wrote in a letter. “I was made by Dixon to wait downstairs when she went up alone to see Russell Simmons, or she would take a care service and have the driver take me back to my destination” they added. “At no time did I ever witness her return to the office upset, angry, or with a changed demeanor”

In an exclusive statement to HipHopDX Simmons expresses his frustration by the lack of opportunity to speak in the film. The stories are 25 to 40 years old,” he said. “I have taken nine lie detector tests, seven by the president of the California Polygraph Association. Any reporter with any interest in the truth can find it out and they are starting to do so. God will sort that out. A lie can get so big that the truth is forced out.”

In January Oprah Winfrey formally bowed out as a producer on the expose claiming “creative differences”. While she maintains she believes the accuser’s sincerity, she did make it clear she is uncomfortable with some inconsistencies in Dixon’s account which said “gave me pause”.

On The Record originally debuted at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2020. It is scheduled to premiere on HBO May 27.
 
I'm probably in the minority but I'm all for calling out these big hollywierd and music industry execs for their pervy behavior. Oprah being behind it all is suspect knowing she's been pimping women for Weinstein and making new age minstrels shows she's been bankrolling.
 
I'm probably in the minority but I'm all for calling out these big hollywierd and music industry execs for their pervy behavior. Oprah being behind it all is suspect knowing she's been pimping women for Weinstein and making new age minstrels shows she's been bankrolling.
You are not in the minority.
We all want them taken down. But don't cheat to get the black men.
Don't sway opinion before trial.

Guilty is guilty. You shouldn't need to bullshit your way to a conviction.

I think we are all cool with that
 
Do facts matter when judging guilt or innocence?

Did anyone other than myself read about the trial? Read the Chick's stories?
Can you really say guilty if you didn't research?

A man is not guilty because you don't like him.
 
John of God? No
Weinstein? No
Sexual assault accusations being addressed at her all girl school? No

Also, rumor is Oprah is involved in child sex trafficking. Wonder if it’s true
:popcorn2:
where did the pedo who just died get his money from?

how did oprah get to a billie?

from a hit show?

quite a few people got hit shows and aint a billie....
and i think she started harpo after she was a billionaire.

just a thought
 
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