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Khloe Kardashian Gathered By Black Twitter After Racist Clip Resurfaces

Perennial Black woman wannabe Khloe Kardashian caught heat –again – on social media after a clip of the reality star using the n-word resurfaced.

The clip regained traction on January 6, and the 37-year old Good American founder tried to perform damage control on the fallout by posting a photo of her mixed but phenotypically Black daughter on Instagram on January 9. The problematic clip revealed Khloe was having a conversation with the other wannabe – sister Kim on the old

Keeping Up With The Kardashians footage.

During the conversation, the elder Kardashian was whining about an accurate critique of cultural appropriation. In what she thought was a good idea, Khloe told Kim that her response should be, “Hashtag fact, my baby is black. Hashtag I only like black c**k. That’s what I would say.”

 

She then double-downed on the mess, saying that people called her “ni**er lover.” 

Black Twitter wasted no time gathering the Jan Brady of the Kardashians. 

 

One Twitter user wrote that Khloe’s baby daddy’s philandering ways were karmic justice for her.

Social media users speculated that Khloe posted the photo of her daughter, True, with a cat to avoid the smoke from Black Twitter for using the n-word.

But folks on the site weren’t buying it. 

It’s always a blessing when this video resurfaces. It shows just how trash the Kardashians really are.

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Keka Araújo

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