Wait, did Denise Zimba defend Kanye West’s slavery comments?
As thousands of people continue to debate Kanye West's statement that slavery was a choice for black people, Denise Zimba has added her two cents to the debate, saying she understands the rapper's logic and doesn't think he's crazy... at all.
Kanye went and called slavery a choice, which ruffled up black people's feathers the wrong way... then just as people were trying to move on, Denise showed up saying she "understands" Kanye's statement, which requires a certain amount of woke that apparently only 10% of human beings have.
In addition to the fact that Kanye's statement was "careless" to say the least, his statement upset a lot of black people, who retaliated with history lessons.
Kanye wasn't swayed, it doesn't seem like Denise is either.
After all, she did say that only 10% of the world is woke enough to understand Kanye or Dick Gregory.
The reaction, was uhm unkind to say the least.
Sis’Denise stop trying to be relevant by speaking trash here online. Kanye won’t even recognize your tweet so suzenza isbhanxa for yena. If slavery was a choice then apartheid was optional which means all the people who fought for our freedom were wasting their time. 🙄 fake woke
— Nomxolisi Mkhize (@ElwarhSoGorjus) May 3, 2018
You know o itsi go bua sebono darling ???? pic.twitter.com/nTR4Eeb2jN
— #THUTO (@Shirley_manoto) May 2, 2018
— A Poet Called Page (@NgwenyaPage) May 3, 2018
“Rain drops.. Drop top.. under that weave is a dom kop” - Oliver Reginald Tambo https://t.co/1DL7D5YflJ
— Papi Champlito (@Captain_Champu) May 2, 2018
What nonsense is this? Who appointed you the chief measurer of wokeness?
— Cash (@Caswell_Phasha) May 2, 2018
What logarithm or formula did u use to calculate this 10%? pic.twitter.com/MeF2WkCRfg
— Tebogo (@stillTebogo) May 2, 2018
Not only did slavery break/separate families, it also killed its targets culturally, spiritually and then mentally. It psychologically normalized the unjust treatment of blacks so that they hold an inferior position on all aspects. Khanye is the end-product of black humiliation
— Thabo Makwakwa (@ThaboMakwakwa) May 2, 2018
Mmh sisi... You're probably the type to believe that apartheid was also a blackman's choice neh?... pic.twitter.com/BVMobsZqAF
— The Story of Tau 🍕. (@TauJnrTau) May 2, 2018
Ke swabile nko go feta molomo,,, if this is being woke, we are better off being deep in slumber!!! pic.twitter.com/2Wd2VKsSwB
— #NotYetUhuru (@DtalksZA7) May 2, 2018
So basically, Twitter is saying to Denise:
— Prodigious_engima (@Prodigious_100) May 2, 2018