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Just days ago comedian Lil Duval visited ‘The Breakfast Club‘ and while there he made some very offensive transphobic comments. In the interview, host DJ Envy asked Duval what his reaction would be if he found out he slept with a trans woman.
“This might sound messed up and I don’t care: she dying,” he replied. It didn’t end there, he continued to dig a hole for himself by stating “That ain’t a girl, that’s a boy.” He went on to say there should be repercussions for trans people who don’t identify themselves as trans to their sexual partners and that he would basically apply his own punishment to a trans-person if they “manipulated” him.
Charlamagne and Angela Yee attempted to help him clarify his statements and reminded him that you can’t go around killing people because they are trans.
“I didn’t say I was gonna kill transgenders,” “I said, if one did that to me, and they didn’t tell me, I’mma be so mad I’d probably kill them.”
Get into it at the 6:25 mark below.
Well despite the fact that it was actually Duval who made the disgusting comments, Charlamagne is getting some of the backlash as well. The host appeared at the MSNBC sponsored Politicon convention this weekend, and the event was crashed by a group of black trans women, who were not to pleased with him. Get into it below.
@cthagod you tried it! BUT BLACK TRANSWOMEN DENIED IT! #blacktranslivesmatter #teamjanetmock pic.twitter.com/blNsYOS06T
— Blossom C. Brown (@MISSBLOSSOM9210) July 30, 2017
Laverne Cox took to Twitter to express her frustration over the comments made by Duval.
After taking several deep breaths I just got teary thinking about all my sisters experiencing violence, beaten, raped, murdered and some https://t.co/QyNXp11ysL
— Laverne Cox (@Lavernecox) July 30, 2017
Meanwhile, Duval himself is not the least bit concerned with his damaging and hateful statements.
I heard the transgender niggaz mad at me ?♂️ https://t.co/R7usm1Vcky
— lil duval (@lilduval) July 30, 2017
Disgusting! Meanwhile, if you missed it, check out when trans activist and author Janet Mock was on the show just days earlier educating the hosts on trans life and appropriate language HERE.
