Would you date a bus driver?

05/04/23 • 32 min

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"May the 4th be with you and welcome back to The Butler Did It! On todays episode we want to touch on a recent controversy that sparked a conversation about Black love and classism. Eboni K. Williams, of Real Housewives of New York, received backlash after stating that she wouldn't date a bus driver due to her own personal values and preferences. Her comments sparked a heated debate online, with many accusing her of promoting classist views that perpetuate harmful stereotypes about Black love and relationships. Today, we're diving into this topic and exploring the impact of classism on Black love and dating. So, let's get into it!"
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