Anthony Anderson is well aware of the recent drama surrounding Birth Of A Nation director Nate Parker, but the black-ish star says he fully supports him.
Darren Sharper was sentenced on Thursday after being arrested in 2014 in connection with the sexual assault of multiple women.
The outspoken supporter of the the iconic comedian is no longer representing the accused sex offender.
The controversy ramped up last week when Parker was asked about a 1999 rape charge involving him and Jean Celestin, his college roommate and 'Birth of A Nation' collaborator, while they were students at Penn State University.
Plus, Spelman College considers admitting transgender women and an entire Black church in North Carolina endorses Donald Trump.
San Mateo's Noah White Winchester was charged with 22 counts and is being held on $3.1 million bail.
Plus, Black Lives Matter Protester arrested on camera while giving interview, former Vanderbilt football player Corey Batey gets 15 years for rape and more news.
The mom and entrepreneur claims a total of 21 women have come forward to tell her Connor raped them.
Students held signs that read "Rape is Rape" and "Stanford Protects Rapists" to denounce Brock Turner's lenient sentence.
Plus, Oakland police are knee deep in an underage sex scandal and a new lawsuit claims that NYC schools are covering up sexual assaults among young Black girls.
A lawyer friend posed this thorny question yesterday: “How many Black men have been falsely accused of rape and spent have their lives in prison for crimes they didn’t commit?” I couldn’t answer his question with a hard number. I didn’t know. My friend really didn’t want a definitive response; his mind was already made […]
Following a hearing on Tuesday, a Pennsylvania judge has ordered Bill Cosby to stand trial on sexual assault charges. Sections of accuser Andrea Constand‘s statement were read in court, detailing the sexual assault that took place in Cosby’s home in 2004. In the statement, Constand says she was dealing with personal issues and Cosby gave her pills […]
