I doubt we’ll be referring to this as trial of the century. However, after 2 years, Meg Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez finally had their day in court. As you can imagine, this also means social media, the cultural judge and jury, also had their day in court. But not really. 

Again, using your imagination, the court of Instagram proved to be filled with the harshest critics on both sides. One of the loudest cries heard was the claim of black men not believing and protecting black women. With so many raising a flag, do you believe this is really a thing? 

Typically men of all nationalities, colors and creed are thought of as protectors. Even in an age of the I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T woman, men by nature are seen in this role. Does that negate the fact that some women may not always be truthful in their cries for help? An even more interesting question, who are we to decide when we think a woman is telling the truth or not?

It’s hard to not have an opinion about any news story on our timeline. However, our opinions shouldn’t be at the risk of someone losing time behind bars or another not having justice served when due.

But we also have opinions and share them gets in Episode 103. Check it out, and join the conversation. Leafs a message, like and share.

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