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Candace Owens: Canceled HBCU Tour, Banned from Australia, and Explosive Charlie Kirk Theories
Candace Owens BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Candace Owens has been dominating headlines for several reasons in recent days. According to Black Enterprise and HBCU Gameday, Owens abruptly canceled her scheduled appearance at Florida A and M University's homecoming on October 17 as part of her BLEXIT tour. The organization gave minimal explanation, only stating they would announce a new date soon. Multiple other planned stops at historically Black colleges including Jackson State, Tennessee State, North Carolina Central, Howard, and Hampton have also been quietly dropped or postponed according to HBCU Buzz, raising questions about the entire tour's viability.
On the international front, ABC News reported that Australia's High Court on Wednesday rejected Owens' legal challenge to overturn the government's decision barring her from entering the country. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke had refused her visa on character grounds, finding she posed a risk of inciting discord in the Australian community. The Jerusalem Post noted that Burke cited her controversial and conspiratorial views toward Muslim, Black, Jewish, and LGBTQIA plus communities as reasons for the ban. The court ordered Owens to pay the government's legal costs.
Perhaps most explosive are her recent social media activities around Charlie Kirk's death. The International Business Times reported that Owens posted a cryptic message on X stating the things I've discovered this past week are enough to burn the house down, claiming Kirk was betrayed by everyone. The post sparked millions of views and widespread speculation, though fact checkers have found no corroborating evidence for her claims. Times Now News reported that Owens vowed to defy what she called a gag order in the Kirk murder case. The controversy intensified when Josh Hammer, speaking on The 700 Club, revealed that Owens had accused him of complicity in Kirk's murder, leading to harassment from neo-Nazis and anti-Semites. Hammer is reportedly consulting with lawyers about the situation. AOL noted that critics have accused Owens of profiting off Kirk's death while spreading unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
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Candace Owens has been dominating headlines for several reasons in recent days. According to Black Enterprise and HBCU Gameday, Owens abruptly canceled her scheduled appearance at Florida A and M University's homecoming on October 17 as part of her BLEXIT tour. The organization gave minimal explanation, only stating they would announce a new date soon. Multiple other planned stops at historically Black colleges including Jackson State, Tennessee State, North Carolina Central, Howard, and Hampton have also been quietly dropped or postponed according to HBCU Buzz, raising questions about the entire tour's viability.
On the international front, ABC News reported that Australia's High Court on Wednesday rejected Owens' legal challenge to overturn the government's decision barring her from entering the country. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke had refused her visa on character grounds, finding she posed a risk of inciting discord in the Australian community. The Jerusalem Post noted that Burke cited her controversial and conspiratorial views toward Muslim, Black, Jewish, and LGBTQIA plus communities as reasons for the ban. The court ordered Owens to pay the government's legal costs.
Perhaps most explosive are her recent social media activities around Charlie Kirk's death. The International Business Times reported that Owens posted a cryptic message on X stating the things I've discovered this past week are enough to burn the house down, claiming Kirk was betrayed by everyone. The post sparked millions of views and widespread speculation, though fact checkers have found no corroborating evidence for her claims. Times Now News reported that Owens vowed to defy what she called a gag order in the Kirk murder case. The controversy intensified when Josh Hammer, speaking on The 700 Club, revealed that Owens had accused him of complicity in Kirk's murder, leading to harassment from neo-Nazis and anti-Semites. Hammer is reportedly consulting with lawyers about the situation. AOL noted that critics have accused Owens of profiting off Kirk's death while spreading unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
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Candace Owens BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Candace Owens has been dominating headlines for several reasons in recent days. According to Black Enterprise and HBCU Gameday, Owens abruptly canceled her scheduled appearance at Florida A and M University's homecoming on October 17 as part of her BLEXIT tour. The organization gave minimal explanation, only stating they would announce a new date soon. Multiple other planned stops at historically Black colleges including Jackson State, Tennessee State, North Carolina Central, Howard, and Hampton have also been quietly dropped or postponed according to HBCU Buzz, raising questions about the entire tour's viability.
On the international front, ABC News reported that Australia's High Court on Wednesday rejected Owens' legal challenge to overturn the government's decision barring her from entering the country. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke had refused her visa on character grounds, finding she posed a risk of inciting discord in the Australian community. The Jerusalem Post noted that Burke cited her controversial and conspiratorial views toward Muslim, Black, Jewish, and LGBTQIA plus communities as reasons for the ban. The court ordered Owens to pay the government's legal costs.
Perhaps most explosive are her recent social media activities around Charlie Kirk's death. The International Business Times reported that Owens posted a cryptic message on X stating the things I've discovered this past week are enough to burn the house down, claiming Kirk was betrayed by everyone. The post sparked millions of views and widespread speculation, though fact checkers have found no corroborating evidence for her claims. Times Now News reported that Owens vowed to defy what she called a gag order in the Kirk murder case. The controversy intensified when Josh Hammer, speaking on The 700 Club, revealed that Owens had accused him of complicity in Kirk's murder, leading to harassment from neo-Nazis and anti-Semites. Hammer is reportedly consulting with lawyers about the situation. AOL noted that critics have accused Owens of profiting off Kirk's death while spreading unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
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Candace Owens has been dominating headlines for several reasons in recent days. According to Black Enterprise and HBCU Gameday, Owens abruptly canceled her scheduled appearance at Florida A and M University's homecoming on October 17 as part of her BLEXIT tour. The organization gave minimal explanation, only stating they would announce a new date soon. Multiple other planned stops at historically Black colleges including Jackson State, Tennessee State, North Carolina Central, Howard, and Hampton have also been quietly dropped or postponed according to HBCU Buzz, raising questions about the entire tour's viability.
On the international front, ABC News reported that Australia's High Court on Wednesday rejected Owens' legal challenge to overturn the government's decision barring her from entering the country. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke had refused her visa on character grounds, finding she posed a risk of inciting discord in the Australian community. The Jerusalem Post noted that Burke cited her controversial and conspiratorial views toward Muslim, Black, Jewish, and LGBTQIA plus communities as reasons for the ban. The court ordered Owens to pay the government's legal costs.
Perhaps most explosive are her recent social media activities around Charlie Kirk's death. The International Business Times reported that Owens posted a cryptic message on X stating the things I've discovered this past week are enough to burn the house down, claiming Kirk was betrayed by everyone. The post sparked millions of views and widespread speculation, though fact checkers have found no corroborating evidence for her claims. Times Now News reported that Owens vowed to defy what she called a gag order in the Kirk murder case. The controversy intensified when Josh Hammer, speaking on The 700 Club, revealed that Owens had accused him of complicity in Kirk's murder, leading to harassment from neo-Nazis and anti-Semites. Hammer is reportedly consulting with lawyers about the situation. AOL noted that critics have accused Owens of profiting off Kirk's death while spreading unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
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