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Rapper DDG Catches Heat For Saying He Thought MLK 'Canceled' Racism While Defending Girlfriend Halle Bailey - Blavity

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Halle Bailey has been cast as Ariel in the live-action adaptation of Disney’s Little Mermaid, and although this is a joyous moment for many of us, it isn’t as wonderful for some . Since the movie trailer was revealed, the amount of backlash aimed at Bailey , primarily due to her race, has been at an ultimate high. Fans and celebrities have come to the defense of the singer/actress, the latest supporter being her boyfriend, rapper DDG .

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