This week after JJ Reddick was named head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, Duke alumni Haleema Nash claimed she had been called the n-word by Reddick while he was a member of the Duke Blue Devils basketball team [click
here if you missed that].
Haleema gives more insight to her claims...
...acknowledging that the incident happened years ago and conceding that people do change.
10 comments:
Girl, you could have kept that victim story. You tried to destroy this man’s achievement and now you’re back peddling with a people change narrative.
She didn't get the attention or result she was hoping for. She should came out with this during his NBA career. Why wait until he's a coach? JJ has been everywhere on sports talk shows, podcasts etc and this didn't bother her until now?
Girl bye!
Nobody listens to Black women.
Call him a l-lonky back and keep it moving. Bloop
He denied it which does not speak to him being a changed man. Why offer him an out when he isn’t even coming clean? I still hope the Lakers lose all their games.
Well now with this response from her, I’m not convinced he said it, to her, about her, and at that particular time. Moving on
in other words, his lawyers aint playing with her ass
People will listen to Black women if their story sounds believable. She made an accusation with no proof, explanation, context, the 5 Ws or How, and now she's back-peddling. Sure sounds credible to me.
Signed,
A Black woman
Black folks on here show how we don’t have any solidarity towards Black Women. I believe the Sister. Some of you on here are just Cauc identified and all snuggled up under their nuts.
What makes him so believable over her? Cause he’s a Man or because he’s YT?
I believe Ms. Nash
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