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Stephen A. Smith gave his opinion on Rep. Jasmine Crockett — and now the internet is on FIRE. The moment he simply said she isn’t doing her job effectively, a wave of backlash hit: “You can’t check Black women!” But why is accountability now considered disrespect? Why is criticism allowed for everyone except certain protected groups—especially liberal Black women in politics?
This reaction proves one thing: political identity has replaced honesty. Tiffany Cross, Angela Rye, Bakari Sellers, and Roland Martin jumped in to defend Jasmine Crockett—but none of them actually addressed Stephen A.’s point. This isn’t about “protecting Black women,” it’s about protecting Democrats from criticism. And THAT is a problem.
This episode of The Red Cup Podcast is about truth over feelings, accountability over identity politics, and real conversations without fear. We’re not attacking Black women—we’re talking results, leadership, and standards. No one is above being questioned. Not Stephen A. Smith. Not Jasmine Crockett. Not anybody.
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