PART ONE: We React to Harvey Weinstein’s Lawyer’s Comments on Sexual Assault

[@KB-jg3bl]

Jeannie is preaching👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 and Andrienne made a great point about wisdom.

[@brigittehayes1076]

Mike Carter yup, they are -they’re careful, use common sense, but wouldn’t blame themselves or other victims if something happened (exactly what they preached)

[@erikablack6761]

@ and you know this much about their personal lives & choices to confidently claim that they don't...how?

[@Traveler-rf8ye]

"Was it really my fault?” asked the Short Skirt. ”No, it happened with me too,” replied the Burka. The diaper in the corner couldn’t even speak. -Darshah Mondkar

[@deandraowens7936]

Very powerful statement! Thank you.

[@AddBowIfGirl]

Name Less Yikes but perfect.

[@Skyler_Momoko]

Amazing comment.

[@lovinmeand4]

Wow

[@jasmic38134]

Wow! Powerful

[@mandys1038]

I knew this would set Jeannie off and rightfully so. It disgusts me that his lawyer who is a woman herself would blame the victim. Sadly there are others just like her who will blame the victim and ask what were you wearing that day as if that makes it right for a man to violate you.

[@brianna_0222]

Pete Pan oh please. Just because she was sexually assaulted, that doesn’t mean that she can’t move on with her life and enjoy sex. Her past doesn’t define her.

[@Caprivlogs]

@@brianna_0222 ,how could you say such a thing. Move on? These women havent moved on . Get real! Rape culture is real.

[@brianna_0222]

bigfanofbraxtons I wasn’t meaning it in a malicious way. If you really analyzed my comment and didn’t jump to conclusions, then you would have realized that I was sticking up for Jeannie. Like I previously stated, she is allowed to move on with her life and still enjoy sex, no matter if she was assaulted or not. With that being said, have a nice day.

[@Caprivlogs]

@@brianna_0222 , you have no clue what rape culture is . Instead of listening, be dismissive. Wow!!!

[@brianna_0222]

bigfanofbraxtons I do know what rape culture is. Very knowledgeable on the subject. What you’re talking about has nothing to do with the comment I was responding to. I was stating that Jeannie has the right to live her life even though she was raped, therefore I was standing against rape culture. You should start listening to understand instead of listening to respond. Think about it 🖖🏾

[@anoelsilliw5256]

I try to avoid putting myself in situations where I could be harmed, HOWEVER I understand that there are plenty of people who still do that and still get sexually assaulted. You can be as alert and observant and aware of your surroundings as you can be, but it can still happen to you. Just stupidity coming out of her mouth.

[@Prince_the_One]

Pete Pan The point is especially as a woman you should be able to empathize with female rape victims and not blame them. She said she's never been raped because she doesnt put herself in those situations. She was specifically saying that women get raped by their own actions. That's toxic and evil.

[@whisperingwhiskerss4877]

VERY true !! be VIGILANT be SMART but it’s NEVER YOUR FAULT ‼️‼️

[@JennHayden]

@@Prince_the_One That is your interpretation of what she said. Understood. We all did not interpret it that way. There is nuance.

[@jasminevaliente96]

Also someone being vulnerable isnt an excuse to do something horrible to them. Only bad people do bad things to people just because they can. Yes we should do our best to keep ourselves safe from those terrible people but that doesnt make them less terrible if we don't.

[@JennHayden]

@@whisperingwhiskerss4877 Rape and Sexual Assault don't get a pass on the common sense meter. so nervous to not want to offend anyone that no one can be honest. If I post on social media I am going on vacation and the date and time. I leave my garage and door open. and I come back and all my stuff is gone due to a burglary, that is unfair! no one has the right to steal my stuff even if it is unlocked! 😒 that logic would be ridiculously stupid. we don't live ideally, we live in reality. Getting drunk, going to someone's hotel room, travelling alone, is like leaving the door unlocked. it puts you at risk. it's not about blame, it's about common sense.

[@lorisiah]

Adrienne has grown so much over the seasons. She uses less of "what's that word called" proud of her.

[@emanualcarr7408]

Because you change your speech pattern doesn't mean you have grown. You just changed the way in which you speak. Does not require growing pains to change your vernacular.

[@erikablack6761]

@@emanualcarr7408 to *_recognize_* that there is something about yourself that could use changing and then having the fortitude & tenacity to do so...still deserves recognition and is a form of growth imo

[@rockr10]

Yes, and tbh, I think having Amanda on the show has helped her a lot. Adrienne likes to react to topics immediately, and I've noticed a trend in the past where she would start off giving good input to a topic, but then go off on a tangent and lose focus of the point of the discussion. Amanda seems to help Adrienne bring it back to the point.

[@tayashley3539]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lorisiah]

@Kyle Gender nothing is wrong. I still ask. I'm just saying that she has grown so much.

[@tamaraellis6259]

The best advice I ever received as a young woman was do not be scared to be rude. If you are uncomfortable, have a bad feeling, just don’t want to be where you are, do not be afraid to be rude and get out of or avoid the situation. So many girls and young women don’t want to look like they’re overreacting or that they’re paranoid. F that! It’s better to be rude than raped....or murdered.

[@Thula_Impala96]

💯

[@Skyler_Momoko]

Preach!! Honestly so true. I went through sexual harassment when I was 13 from an 18-year-old and the main thing that I regret about the situation that made it continue for 3 years was that I was to scared to be mean to him. I'd tell him that I was uncomfortable and to please stop but he didn't care - and I didn't report it to the teachers until 3 years later.

[@tamaraellis6259]

Skyler Momoko // Poppy \\ I Disagree I am so sorry for your situation and that experience! Thank you for sharing as I know someone will read it and it will help them.

[@seeyouagain911]

Thank you!

[@seeyouagain911]

@@AlexanderBrando Exactly!

[@jackrussell2380]

This woman’s statement was DEAD WRONG! However, everybody needs to be aware and vigilant for the sake of their own safety!

[@royalkingz3480]

No accountability these women seeked him out and stayed to get ahead. He never made them stay or come back bum bitch talk they all came back willingly. How can you be scared to call most of these hoes saw opportunity as they see know money grab some not all. they told on theirselves how are scared but came back when he called then go back willing bullcrap I would be pissed at MY daughter and would have to question her motive don't trust some of these beckies and most of them knew how Harvery got down remember it was an open secret toxic femininity we must believe all victims is just goofy so the accused are guilty what happened to innocent to proven guilty

[@UrbanDecayLova247]

Her statement was STUPID. Male FRIENDS can take advantage of you so this idea that she hasn’t gone home with someone she doesn’t know is just dumb. She sounds incredibly NAIVE tbh.

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

@@UrbanDecayLova247 why would you be around male friends alone?? She said nothing stupid, she said her opinion and she has not been assaulted so it seems like she's talking sense.

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

@@UrbanDecayLova247 naive?? Are you serious?? Unless she's a virgin, holed up in a closet, she is very experienced and is not naive.

[@UrbanDecayLova247]

A. Smith umm because they’re your FRIENDS 😂😂 I see you don’t have any though. YOU sound hella NAIVE (the fact that you think being naive has anything to do with virginity shows your intellectual level) and I hope nothing happens to anyone in your life cuz I can see how you’d treat them.

[@MARTPOP]

I can't believe how this WOMAN has the audacity to even accept representing someone like him. Sidenote; Dear The Real producers, please consider uploading videos of considerable lengths, please? There are many of us that are outside the U.S, and we can only rely on those vids. You need to do us justice 😭

[@calliope4444]

She's made a career out of representing men like him.

[@michaelako3755]

Everyone is deserving of legal representation. It’s not her job to believe him or not believe him. Her comments were crazy though

[@jzwalz51robin45]

Hey, remember when Hillary Clinton was a lawyer and she represented the rapist of a 12 year old girl?

[@shellpoop2338]

Im sure she was hand picked specifically because shes a woman, its all orchestrated for appearances, just like Harveys ridiculous walker.

[@traceytracey3756]

Clearly, you don't know how lawyering works. This will not harm her career.

[@MajesticMyronn]

I just find it hilarious that some people literally can make all the excuses for a man every single time..:IT DOES NOT MATTER what a woman is doing , saying , wearing or acting... DO NOT TOUCH ON A WOMAN... PERIOD !

[@kavaniawilson860]

It kills me too. Thats how I feel about the Rkelly situation

[@evohumans]

The thing that I find funny is how Gayle and Oprah will only go after black men who are accused of rape, yet don't take the white men in their circles to the carpet accused of the same things, then act like victims when people rightfully react, and like they care about women so much.

[@itsfriday9139]

But those women were going to audition for WORK . So her comments make no sense

[@mgmtgirlyeah7493]

Mhmmm, some of those women knew what the audition was beforehand... if you get what I'm saying.

[@darliciatv8040]

Mgmt Girlyeah how do you know?

[@mgmtgirlyeah7493]

@@darliciatv8040 We the public didn't know about it for years, but several agents, managers, and actors did know. Those who knew kept it quiet to benefit themselves and their clients. A lot of these people felt it was the only way to get ahead. Just like Adrienne said, you have to know when to miss out on a job if it means doing things that don't align with your morals. When someone like Harvey Weinstein has been assaulting people for years, news leaks out to those who run in Hollywood circles. That's why some actors refused to work with him.

[@royalkingz3480]

Go to work for a known predator some knew but still went it was an open secret remember some of these women are full of it

[@mgmtgirlyeah7493]

@Agatha z Yeah, but before the story broke out a few years ago it was already known in Hollywood.

[@empath3133]

And she's a lawyer??????😌 she went to college????? 😂😌😅😌 YIKES!

[@clarissec5046]

Right! I can't even believe she's a lawyer, she's just beyond ignorant to the fact that assalt can happen to any woman, any time of day, any place, and in whatever she may be wearing, she sounds just as stupid as my ex's lawyer 😂 I wonder if they are sisters?🤔😂

[@meemzing]

@Pete Pan what do you call it when children are sexually assaulted? They have blame too, according to you?

[@meemzing]

@Pete Pan Nice rambling, however the question they asked the woman was "have you ever been sexually assaulted" & she answered no BECAUSE I don't go out, bla bla bla, x y and z. Her statement implied that this is the only way to get sexually assaulted, and it's not. She could have gotten sexually assaulted as a child, and she made it seem like she didn't BECAUSE of her own actions, when in reality it can and does happen aside from individual actions. Therefore, you have no right to blame those who get assaulted, because there is no excuse to assault - not a child, not an adult. I'll pose it to you like this - if someone provoked you by calling your mom a slimey, smelly bitch, and you beat them up - guess what? You're still going to be sued and tried for assault, and they won't be punished at all for what they said. You are 100% responsible for your own actions 100% of the time, nobody can "make" you do anything.

[@ShiningSeraph]

Apparently got her degree from the School for the Daft.

[@meemzing]

@Pete Pan There's no bias, I gave you a fact of the law, which is that there is no such thing as a defense of "I was provoked into doing x, y or z (for example raping, murdering, or torturing.)" Aside from the slim chance that someone has falsely accused someone else of rape, which current statistics show is only 7% of total rape cases, there is absolutely no legal fault that can be placed on the accuser. If you know of otherwise I'd be interested to see how you could elaborate on that.

[@davinacollins1941]

I hope linda keeps that same energy if it happens to her kids

[@CandieP]

She’ll probably blame them. She looks like the type.

[@Blueloveblue]

@ shut up stupid

[@emanualcarr7408]

I hope that same rule applies to all the little boys who get sexually assaulted by their trustworthy school teachers on a regular, but those cases lack the same outrage and energy.

[@musicexplosionx4575]

Mike Carter I feel like you and Johnny Davis are friends

[@juliawincentsoprano5744]

Mike Carter Mike..just take your troll ass home, your unhinged wife is waiting for you in the kitchen with a rat poison sandwich that has your name on it.

[@loveafrica97]

I feel for Jeannie in situations like this. Praying for her continuous recovery and healing.

[@charlotte6717]

I agree with Adrienne because as good as it sounds that women should be allowed to do whatever they want, there really are sick people out there that try to harm others regardless. Always use wisdom

[@CosmicCutieCrafts]

When I was first sexually assaulted I was 11 years old, walking to school and wearing a school uniform. I guess I asked for it huh? We really need to stop victim blaming and start putting the heat to the sick ones who broke the law in the first place.

[@nehwonmantor7266]

I can relate. I was 11 and in an uniform as well. I was sexually assaulted in the school gym room by someone i thought was my friend. I agree with you that we need to stop slut shaming or victim blaming surrivors of sexual assault\abuse. It is getting old and dangerous.

[@kemery22222]

ItsStephyy Babyy That’s awful. Sending you love ❤️

[@riverasheba807]

ItsStephyy Babyy I was wear uniform when my uncle molestation and rape me

[@mochamommyATX]

So sorry for what happened

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

Stop. There is already a law against it so what do you mean start putting the heat to the sick ones who broke the law? How is it not?

[@omyamarie]

You can get touched ANYWHERE you go!! The audacity of that lawyer to say what she said is repulsing.

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

But they weren't touched anywhere and this isn't true, most people take advantage of moments where vulnerable people are left alone and others get people when no one else is around.

[@mamigetsreal4503]

LISTEN LINDA👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@carolinadienesch]

I swear Jennie.......this is the first time in my opinion you said all the right words, with the expression and very well said. You gave me goosebumps 💕

[@isaiah9496]

Yooooo shout out to tams makeup artiest that wing eye liner is firreee

[@HighPriestessAngelique]

Damn, I was assaulted as a child so it definitely wasn’t my fault but it feels like her view is very defensive and she’s about to be dragged for filth online for that statement... Oh the indignity she’s placed on victims are horrendous. Damn, that’s very basic ignorance on her part.

[@kemery22222]

Mike Carter The person said they were a child. Why are you still trying to shift blame to everyone but the perpetrator?

[@Ahsital]

@@kemery22222 Dont mind him, he's a troll.

[@kemery22222]

Mike Carter Lay off the drugs, fool. The person you responded to was a CHILD. Stop shifting blame.

[@kemery22222]

Mike Carter Can you read? The person said they were a CHILD and you still tried to blame them. Disgusting person you are.

[@kemery22222]

Mike Carter Then you shouldn’t have responded to her. Clearly, she was a child, so your stupid comment didn’t apply to her experience. It was completely irrelevant.

[@rosesha6883]

I like Amanda's opinion here and shows her intelligence that I admire

[@Eevehren]

Adrienne looks so so beautiful and real good points you all made.. the world we live in can sometimes be terrifying

[@darreylhenderson702]

" I hope that she has good insurance because it's a long fall from that high horse" - I'm gonna use that saying now 😍

[@Scandalous_behavior]

With the exception of Tamera and Amanda; these women get on my nerves when it comes to sexual assault cases. I remember the story of that girl grinding up on the Male police officer when he was arresting her, and the ladies thought it was hilarious. It was not funny at all that men had a wife and children that all saw what happened on the Internet, and they were pretty upset about it, but since it was a man it was OK. Tamara asked a great question that episode, she had asked the ladies if they would be laughing if the roles were reversed. They just continue laughing. The fact is there are a lot of men being sexually assaulted as well, but they won’t speak about it because they will get made fun of. I was sexually assaulted by women when I was a kid, and then when I got to my early teens it happened again. To this day I get uncomfortable when someone tries to hug me, even when dating I get uncomfortable with any type of touching, which makes it hard for me to maintain a relationship. This is the very first time I’m admitting this happened to me and it feels good to get it off me chest. And for the record, I am in no way shape or form taking away from women sexual assault cases, I just wanted to add light on male sexual assault cases too. They should be both treated with the same attention and care.

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

I'm sorry and you're right.

[@shooklizard9039]

Hundred percent agree,but unfortunately woman and men alot of the time make fun of it or say things like I bet you liked it. Thanks also for not cutting down woman who have been sexual assault by saying things like men have it worse. I believe any sexual assault on a man or woman is wrong and should be punished

[@AlejandraCaletti]

I love Jeannie's style today ! ...and always.

[@distorbia20]

Gabriel Union got rapped at gun point whilst working in retail. So yeah rapist don’t care if you naked or nah. Rape is rape and the victims should never be blamed

[@jdinthehouse3070]

Yasss Jeannie and Adrienne, go off! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@amakaamazon5958]

Jeanie be dropping truths! Preach girl!

[@jackieibarra5024]

Yes Jeanie! Recently I went to the club w one of girls and we got kicked out cause she didn’t want to go in one of the closets with one of the security guards. We need to protect each other. It doesn’t give any body permission depending on what your wearing or how much your drinking. Keep having fun

[@evanescenteuphoria8126]

I don't know her intent so I can't really say, but what I will say is this..My parents told me the same thing. Use good judgment and NOT put yourself in dangerous situations. Same thing I told my children. Of course sexual assault is not your fault, but there are times to use your head. For example, going to hotel rooms for meetings, getting too intoxicated with people you don't know, being overly sexual where you could be compromised and last but not least, leaving your drink out while you dance or do whatever and coming back and finishing a drink someone could drop drugs in. These are things which requires common sense. I will also say that even in these situations sexual assault could happen, but the bottom line.is, it's never your fault.

[@MIracal09]

Evanescent Euphoria The fact of the matter is men thinking it’s okay to rape, modest, sexually assault women, etc. is the problem. Not ANYTHING else. Women fall victim to these things all the time. Completely sober, fully dressed. By strangers. By family. By friends. Of course we live in a dangerous world & should all be cautious but I can have a drink. I can wear what I want. And I should be free of being violated.

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

@@MIracal09 you're not being realistic. Most non violent rapists are looking for reasons, she is coming on to me, she came up here so she must want sex and so on and so forth. You can give some people reasons with your behavior and sometimes the person is just a violent predator. But many cases of sexual assault can be avoided if the parents, the women would have used decency and wisdom.

[@mrqs_jns]

I watch this show for Jeanna and Amanda’s commentary alone. It’s just so educated, well informed and well rounded

[@iconk66]

Go head Jeanie ! She better preach 🙏🏼🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@deandraowens7936]

I'm here for Amanda now! PREACH Girl!👏👏👏

[@ingenueblue8914]

If someone asked me if I had ever been assaulted, I would tell them it is none of their business.

[@emanualcarr7408]

au oh

[@redscorpion9325]

They would assume you were with that reply

[@ingenueblue8914]

@@redscorpion9325 maybe. But the question is personal as hell.

[@summerraine3622]

His lawyer is a woman who alluded to the fact that women who are sexually assaulted or raped are the reason to blame for what happened to them. That is so disgusting.

[@nolyssa]

Im loving this look Amanda!

[@barbiechix1]

Donna the lawyer does have a point. I wouldn't just completely disregard her comment. Being aware and not having too many drinks and being skeptical of people plays a part in avoiding A LOT of situations. I hate sometimes how the casts together have one track narrow minds of viewing certain things and everyone just applaud. Look at all angles of the issue not just one. AND a lot of the times the victim is at the WRONG place at the WRONG TIME!

[@jessicazepeda9516]

Well said

[@rockr10]

Yes, and do piggy back off your comment, why aren't the hosts talking about some relevant issues concerning Weinstein's connections? Very interesting how these ladies have yet to talk about Gayle's interview putting down Kobe for his alleged sexual assault (the man's not even alive to defend himself). Or her and Oprah's relationship with Weinstein, but they can chat about his lawyer.

[@chissyR]

Jeannie 👏👏👏👏👏👏 she is always on point!!!

[@duecethird22333]

Let’s keep it REAL they’re talking about Harvey Weinstein because of what’s going on with Gayle and Oprah. Even though they didn’t want to voice their opinions on it. Shoutout to Uncle Snoop.

[@emanualcarr7408]

I agree, why haven't they brought that topic up? See the white executive narrative?

[@creating1_c1999]

yep, sidestepping #gargoylegayle

[@jjlovesgreentea]

i just love how adrienne grew since the beginning of the show she sounds so mature

[@jjlovesgreentea]

Mike Carter then enlighten me since i’m blind

[@jjlovesgreentea]

Mike Carter nah you see i wouldn’t have said anything if you hadn’t said anything so say what you mean cause obviously you got something to say don’t be a coward now

[@smelaerts3095]

@jeannie is mostly on point and she sounds like the most informed and unafraid to be real !

[@gg6162]

Yes Andrienne! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 I loved her in this topic

[@BaileyBlurbs]

I like that saying. Amanda be having the gems. “It’s a long fall from that high horse. Better have insurance”!

[@grintsgirl051]

Love Amanda's hairstyle! And Yes Jeannie!!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@angelicjames]

You don’t have to put yourself in a “position” there are arrogant jerks out there

[@EASJR1991]

We need to stop victim blaming and victim shaming victims of rape and sexual assault. It doesn't matter how much alcohol you drink. It doesn't matter if you're wearing clothes or not. It doesn't matter if you spend time with a complete stranger or somebody to known your entire life. Anybody can be a victim of sexual assault. And the reason is because of people who choose to commit the crime of sexual assault. Victim-blaming a victim shaming is dangerous because it makes people think that if they are the victims of sexual assault, that they did something wrong. And saying that you should take precautions such as not drinking so much alcohol or wearing certain clothes is wrong, not only because plenty of people have been sexually assaulted while sober or while they were wearing clothes that covered them from head to toe, but also because it can make people feel as though they deserve what happened to them if they take precautions of somebody still decides to violate them. It doesn't matter what you do. What matters is what your assailants does.

[@greenatlmom]

She needs to gtfoh...I was sexually assaulted on the job by a co-worker in between a break. So, to his lawyer, did I put myself in a bad situation by going into the break room alone to get a snack and my attacker comes up behind me and starts groping and kissing my neck....yeah, that's my fault...all I was doing was trying to earn a living and enjoy a quick break in between. If it wasn't for another co-worker coming into that kitchen area, I don't know what that man would've done to me because there weren't cameras in that area of the break room. When this incident happened,I was 19 years old and it really changed me tremendously....before the assault people would always tell me that I carried myself well and I also thought that was the highest compliment to give a person. After the incident, I struggled for years to get my confidence back. Please stop thinking all assaults happen because of alcohol or because someone "put themselves" in bad situations.

[@kempofist975]

Any one notice no female talk show is talking Amber heard abuseing Johny Depp

[@natashamckay7996]

The silence is deafening , the only people I see covering this are KZbin channels mainstream media have given this no air time here in Australia even talk shows that advocatet against domestic violence. I don't know what part of the world you reside but I'm guessing that the usual media outlets that cover this subject are not doing so .The only conclusion that I can come to as to why this is getting no coverage is because the victim Johnny is a man and the perpetrator ( alleged ) Amber is a woman and doesn't fit the usual narrative of domestic violence victim / and perpetrator scenario , Women can be and are just as capable of being perpetrators of domestic violence.

[@TheAymoneShow]

Devante Isaac 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@kassandrarichard3565]

@@natashamckay7996 It's still baffling, because I can recall domestic violence against men being a topic on talk shows. But Amber Turd goes around advocating as an ambassador for female empowerment, so the narrative that in actuality SHE is an abuser and man beater is much too complex for media?

[@liveforothers6598]

I agree with you , it's not the victim's fault, but at the same time let's try to AVOID being put situations where can lead to sexual assault.

[@whoanacreatesnails]

The audience: silence After Jeannie speaks: 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@davidanthony1992]

One of the few times I’m 100% with Amanda. 🙌🏼🙌🏼💯💯

[@SJ-tb2wq]

Victim blaming is disgusting.

[@SammanthaAdina]

I love Jeanie SOOOOOOOOO MUCH. So intelligent, so beautiful, so passionate and so well spoken.

[@lemonadewithsnacks3733]

Shame on this lawyer! What about children who get sexually abused by their relatives and family friends who seem trustworthy? What about that?

[@crazycutielious]

I loved how Jeannie said LISTEN LINDA!

[@emilyquinnie]

THANK YOU LADIES! Jeannie said it perfectly. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@itsfriday9139]

Listen, Linda! lol

[@molin396]

I remember when I was a tween this guy in my class was having an argument with our female teacher about “women cant truly get raped” he insisted that if we wanted to we could fight the rapists off and that the rapists only succeed because we kind of want it...we were flabbergasted...my teacher was so angry she told him I pray you don’t have daughter that would ever end up in that situation

[@zero1188]

we the person is not wrong. taking precautions matter. doesnt excuse the person that does it but taking precautions still makes sense

[@SweetSydd]

Omg Adrienne looks so good! 😍 these fits!!!!

[@SafiyahRawls]

AMEN JEANNIE!

[@thickumz211]

Love this Top Tamera!! 🔥🔥

[@SEEYOUEEVENTUALLY]

Adrienne explanation periodt 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Wonderer888]

I know this is a serious topic so I apologise to comment off topic but.... Can we pause for a moment and just appreciate Adrianne’s breathtaking beauty in this clip. 😊🙏🏽

[@rahmaosman3543]

Thats stupid because what she didn't know is that sexual assaults doesn't only happen in college and schools or going with strangers but also at home, by family member or close friends too. Some people get kidnapped and get assaulted, does that mean those people put themselves in that kind of situations?.

[@MargaretCarrio]

Tamera's eyeliner is EVERYTHING. Major props to her makeup artist!

[@btaylortv]

Adrienne, Amanda and Tamara outfits are 🙌🏾🔥🔥

[@MegJuniper]

Preach to all of this 🙏🏽 and also to young boys/grown men violated by women&men... it’s not your fault

[@MusicCrazyK]

Hey can you please talk about johnny depp case

[@kassandrarichard3565]

Right?! Media condemned him taking only the word of an accuser as they do. Now that they have to back peddle they are silent. Amber Turd is such a disgusting psychopath and my heart goes out to the falsely accused. Johnny Depp is the VICTIM.

[@bethlehemh.2694]

*tamera* "what do you think of these remarks?" Well I never did these things at 11 years old (grade 6) as well.

[@seeyouagain911]

Thank you Jeannie!

[@regalsnow9707]

You can protect your self all you want , but there are really sick demented ppl out there creeps stalkers rapists

[@queenchiomaofficial]

Preachhhhhh Jeannie!!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@حياتيفيامريكا-ر8س]

I am a Muslim woman who is covered from head to toe and I used to work at walgreens. It was my 16th birthday and I was working. An older male asked me to show him where the toothpaste is so I walked him to the back of the store. He grabbed me by the neck and put me im a headlock and kept saying give me a kiss. I was so shocked that when I screamed for help no voice came out of my mouth. That is literally how I remember my 16th birthday. So ye, woman dont ask for it.... I am 29 now with 3 kids. I will never forget this day

[@QueenNightAria]

PLEEEAAAASEEE TALK ABOUT #JusticeforJohnnyDepp!!!!!😭🙏😭🙏😭🙏😭🙏

[@kassandrarichard3565]

I heard the tapes and my heart bleeds for Johnny Depp! Amber Turd is a psychopath who was frustrated that Johnny didn't give it to her ruff and instead walked away from her, being the gentle man he is. And she 💩 in his bed. 😨 She needs to be locked up.

[@ronanasrat5012]

Am I the only one noticing how tameras one eyeliner is black while the other is off black?

[@ambrerainwater7153]

Rona Nasrat it looks off I wasn’t sure what it was but that might be it 😚

[@saniahprater897]

It could be the angle 🤷🏽‍♀️🥴

[@Southernfaith]

I love how A is stepping in and really involving in conversation, you can tell she is maturing. I love the Lady she is becoming as If I didn't love her already. I love you Mrs. thing

[@erikkasepiphany85]

Victim blaming! Not okay, it’s 2020 you would think we would be past this point of view!

[@zhabtema]

I appreciate that Amanda empowered Adrienne by taking what she said and GIVING her the term "agency" which is what it means. She did this instead of correcting her, which means she helps her sister without trying to criticize her.

[@felin_de_la_nuit]

I just love hearing Jeannie speak ❤️

[@LaMenteOpen]

Disgusting. That’s the type of thing a person thinks when they have to defend a disgusting person. On top of that, I BET she has been sexually harassed at some point. It happens to all the women, whether it is a small comment or something bigger. It happens to all of us from a really young age.

[@WhatEver-mv6qi]

I was sexually harrassed/assaulted by a friend while with friends. He had an obsession with touching me against my will and consent. My friends ignored it as they thought I wanted it. Once I complained to my other friends, making it known that I am against it and scared of him and that I havent said anything against it because I felt like it was my fault in some way, they said that's normal, men show their attraction that way. Just because you dont like him doesnt mean he doesnt like you either. I only got out of it once I broke up all of those friendships. So, I wasnt nowhere unsafe, it was with my friends during normal daytime friend dates, between uni classes. Most mundane thing ever.

[@reginaochonu-ocheja6064]

The ladies hair do looking so fly💓💓💓

[@persikapaj]

Love your hair Adrianne😍

[@reneeramoleta6262]

I love Adrienne’s opinion on this.

[@maliksomers19]

YESS AMANDA AND JEANNIE GO OFF 👏🏾

[@estrellab.w.1102]

She isn’t wrong I agree. Don’t put yourself in those situations🤷🏽‍♀️

[@MimiOnliine]

2020 and this 'victim blaming' narrative is still on, like when are we going to stop blaming the victims?

[@estrellab.w.1102]

Victim blaming, I think not. It’s called taking precautions.

[@Moo123147]

you can take precautions, however her statement comes off as a generalization that all victims put themselves there and that had they not done x,y,z it could have been prevented. when we all know that there are situations where that is not true. she could've simply said no and that's it. There are many people who are in what would be a safe place and then find out its not. Victims usually always think about what they could and couldn't have done so her stating that just adds to the shame that they feel. i know being one. Saying it added really nothing to argument and does do some damage even if people don't understand. Even if someone is alone its not a pass or invitation. we can't always be surrounded by people or have someone watching us so yes sometimes your gonna be by yourself but it doesn't excuse someone assaulting you. If its not a fact in all instances than it isn't absolute truth and didn't need to be pointed out. Like i understand being aware of your surroundings but again even i was hurt by her comment.

[@DanteDiDomenico_]

JEANNIE WENT OFF AND RIGHTFULLY SO!!!!

[@tshepison8907]

This is obviously a tactic. He chose the one woman who either doesn’t think he did anything wrong or cares about money more than justice 🤷🏾‍♀️ they’re both playing a game.

[@juliagandolfo143]

I appreciate this video so much.

[@survivingadulthood3592]

Yes Adriennne!!

[@Thula_Impala96]

I listened to the lawyers interview with The New York Times earlier this week. Completely disgusted by her statements

[@tinama6219]

Omg this healed a blockage that I couldn’t put my finger on for the longest. I am so thankful for this conversation bc I blamed myself for being raped

[@AQtee]

I wish you more love, light, and healing. If you were a target of someone else’s sick desires that is never your fault. If a person violated you against your wishes they have the problem. The shame/guilt belongs to them for being so sick/fragile that they couldn’t accept no for an answer.

[@tinama6219]

ExclusivelyElusive thank you so much for your kind words I really appreciate it Queen

[@AQtee]

Anytime Queen..Love & Light!🙏

[@TheCarlScharnberg]

I was with Adrienne until that last comment about being scared and not being able to fight back. Fight, flight or FREEZE are primal responses to danger, and rape-induced paralysis (tonic immobility) is one of the most common responses to sexual assault - but ironically, also one of the least well-known. The lack of knowledge about this, mixed with rape culture, is one of the reasons as to why those who respond this way - which is out of their control - are more likely to develop PTSD. Knowledge is power. Educate yourselves.

[@ER_Channel_00]

Donna! 😳 I'm just thinking about all the scenarios when a woman was not drunk, dressed provocatively, etc. but still got raped. 🤔 Think nuns, toddlers, school children, a woman walking home after their night shift, etc. I've lost respect for this woman already😳🙅‍♀️

[@creating1_c1999]

I believe the narrative is women who are pursuing a career advancement, not nuns, not toddlers, not school children...

[@WALLACE0000]

CONTEXT IS SO IMPORTANT. THAT IS NOT WHAT THE LADY WAS SAYING

[@ElliePorges]

Barbara Ziv addressed this so well.

[@hairbyakoni2973]

The outfits!!! Whois the designer? The fits!