Rev. Al Sharpton would not admit the Tawana Brawley rape case he drove to national prominence was a hoax on Morning Joe Tuesday, saying he had no regrets getting involved and would respond the same way if a woman today made similar claims.
Brawley claimed she was kidnapped and gang-raped by white men, including a police officer and local prosecutor, in 1987. The story became a national sensation and was a career-maker for Sharpton, who was largely unknown at the time.
But after a long investigation revealed Brawley’s claims to be false, it was dropped. Brawley finally began making defamation payments in August for her false accusations in the case, but Sharpton would still admit no fault Tuesday for his controversial involvement.
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Well, now we know. His "career" was started on a lie, and he's been pumping that lie ever since! Now we know what to believe. Nothing from him....
ReplyDeleteCrumb, he can't admit his color.
ReplyDelete6:14, we knew that from what came out of his mouth
What do you expect from a "race pimp?"
ReplyDeleteAs usual he never man ups. A true racial pig and a political whore. It's a shame that Black America doesn't realize that he's using them like a pimp to prosper. But ignorance is a hard thing to correct.
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