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Marc Lamont Hill DRAGS Diddy AND His Defense: “Being Black Don’t Excuse Predators”
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8:44Now PlayingIn this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill calls out Sean “Diddy” Combs, his defenders, and the circus around his federal trial. After high-profile attorney Mark Geragos claimed Diddy was being railroaded by a “six-pack of white women” prosecutors, the judge fired back and warned Geragos to stay in line.
Hill isn’t buying the victim narrative. While he supports due process, he says the record on Diddy is too dirty to ignore—and that race can’t be used to cover for violence and abuse. With sex trafficking and racketeering charges on the table, this case exposes the ugly intersections of race, power, and celebrity in America’s justice system.
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