African American Producer Calls Candace Owens Out For Disassociating ‘herself from Black Americans’

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African American film producer and media host Tariq Nasheed recently called out Candace Owens for her utterly fake patriotism.

WASHINGTON, DC – APRIL 09: Candace Owens of Turning Point USA arrives before testifying during a House Judiciary Committee hearing discussing hate crimes and the rise of white nationalism on Capitol Hill on April 9, 2019 in Washington, DC. Internet companies have come under fire recently for allowing hate groups on their platforms. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images)

“It’s interesting to see Candace Owens pretend to be some type of patriotic black American who represents the needs of ADOS, when most of her family immigrated from the Virgin islands, and she openly disassociate herself from Black Americans and refer to herself as Caribbean.”

It's interesting to see Candace Owens pretend to be some type of patriotic Black American who represents the needs of ADOS, when most of her family immigrated from the Virgin Islands, and she used to openly DISASSOCIATE herself from Black Americans & refer to herself as Caribbean pic.twitter.com/cODLrw75jT

— Tariq Nasheed 🇺🇸 (@tariqnasheed) April 9, 2019

Using a screenshot from Owens’ former acting and modeling profile on the site Explore Talent, Nasheed pointed out how she brazenly chose to disassociate herself from her African-American lineage by simply identifying herself as “Carribean”.

Owens, a former host for the right-wing and conspiracy driven website Infowars, has a long-standing history of making comments that support white nationalism. In fact, she was invited by Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee to testify on white nationalism and hate crimes.

Nasheed has a history of calling out Owens for her racist remarks and seemingly coziness with white nationalism.

“The good thing about Candace Owens is she helps us to identify potential White supremacists. Because when you see people co-signing her scripted talking points, it’s safe to suspect that they are white supremacists.”

The good thing about Candace Owens is she helps us to identify potential white supremacists..Because when you see people cosigning her scripted talking points, it's safe to suspect that they are white supremacists

— Tariq Nasheed 🇺🇸 (@tariqnasheed) April 21, 2018

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