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6:53Now PlayingA twenty-year-old named Russell Schiller started a hashtag called Black Women Are Gorgeous. After the hashtag became popular people started looking at his old tweets and found some controversial language. Ana Kasparian, Sam Schacher (Pop Trigger), and Kenny Hamilton, hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
""I really love black women," Schiller told Ebony last week, in one of many fawning profiles written about him and his hashtag, #BlackWomenAreGorgeous. "They are the standard for beauty, in my opinion."
But it all came crashing down on Friday, when Twitter user @shimmer_n_glow revealed that Schiller, who attends Howard University in Washington, D.C., had been liberally using the word "nigga" on Twitter.”*
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