Bill Cosby may have been called a ‘sexually violent predator’ by the court and convicted for a number of sexual assault allegations that were made against him, but he still has some supporters out there. One of them is Remy Ma.
The rapper recently spoke her mind on this week’s episode of Revolt’s “State of the Culture,” and insisted that she didn’t believe all of Bill’s accusers and that he was targeted mainly because of racism.
Here is what she had to say:
“I’m defending people that have been done wrong, not only by the system and by people that lie, people that go on bandwagons. I’m not saying that every one of them is lying. Yes, 60 women came out, but when I sat there and listened to them, I feel that some of them were lying. I feel like some of them are not telling the truth.”
She further linked the accusations with possible acts of racism against Cosby, as she stated:
“The higher up you are, in the public eye, especially when your skin is this color, they love to tear people and bring them down. If it was the other way around, when you start naming the Donald Trumps and the Weinsteins and the Matt Lauers. … Had it been 60 women, with 50 of them being white women, do you think there would be white women like ‘Yes! Yes! He did it!’ No, they wouldn’t, they’d be sitting here saying the same thing I’m saying.”
Watch her spill her thoughts on the Cosby-case below:
Bill Cosby was found guilty by the court for “aggravated indecent assault” for drugging and molesting former Andrea Constand in the year 2004.