Robert Johnson Says ‘Black People Don’t Give A Damn’ About Confederate Statues — BET Founder Wants People To Focus On Real Change

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The founder of Black Entertainment Television, also known as its acronym BET, Robert Johnson, says that black people don’t care at all about taking down confederate statues. During a conversation with Fox News, Johnson gave his opinion on the current political situation in the United States.

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