LaKeith Stanfield Apologizes After Participating in Anti-Semitic Clubhouse Chat

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LaKeith Stanfield has stepped forward to denounce hate speech, after getting caught up in controversy involving anti-Semitic comments on Clubhouse.

Haley Bosselman editorEarlier this month, LaKeith Stanfield became a moderator of a conversation on Clubhouse where dozens spewed anti-Semitic rhetoric and ideals. He has since come forward in a tell-all to the Daily Beast to explain his participation in the chat.“I definitely don’t align myself with Louis Farrakhan, I don’t stand by him,” Stanfield said.

The Daily Beast an interview after the publication asked for comment about the 2013 music video “Swastikas and Bones,” which has since been removed.According to the Daily Beast, in the video Stanfield, “raps as he leans back against a wall with his shirt off and a swastika digitally superimposed on his forehead.

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LaKeith Stanfield is apologizing for being a part of a Clubhouse conversation that turned anti-Semitic.

LaKeith Stanfield is in hot water after participating in a Clubhouse conversation that featured anti-Semitic comments.

Lakeith Stanfield is offering an apology after an online discussion he participated in went off the rails when some of the participants made anti-Semitic remarks.

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