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'He Can't be Serious': 'Black Ink Crew' Star Ceaser Emanuel Accused of Not Caring About Social Injustice After Posting This

The “Black Ink Crew” star recently riled up Instagram users after he posted a photo of himself instead of the current issues inflaming the Black community.

On Sunday, May 31, Emanuel took to Instagram and posted a snapshot from his latest photo shoot.

Emanuel’s photo shoot post comes nearly a week after he received backlash for showing support toward his friend Sky Days as she continues to face backlash for her current drama with her two sons.

He shared a throwback photo of himself and Days on Monday, May 25, and wrote in his caption, “I don’t care if the whole world hated you….

Miss you more”

Although Emanuel’s post was appreciated by Days, his Instagram followers had mixed reactions.
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