White Girls Gone WILD - But Are They Right?

White girls gone wild! In the past few days, two specific instances of White women have come before the American public by way of social media have made their thoughts known and it would appear that quite a few Black people are upset. First, there's the instance of a White lady loctician out of Chicago, who made a blistering series of messages addressing Black women, which was swiftly responded to on the "Indisputable with Rashad Richey" program; and of course, there's the controversy swirling around one Ms. Lilly Gaddis, of Wilmington NC. The "trad wife" TikToker made a video lasting just under two minutes long, in which she assailed "n*ggas", "gold diggers" and "folks fresh off the boat looking for a green card". She appeared to be responding to elements of the Manosphere - possibly the Fresh & Fit crowd - given that she specifically mentioned Miami, where Fresh & Fit are based. In any event, a question emerges: Despite their less than eloquent way of putting their critiques - are these White women right? Is there a ring of truth to what they're saying? And why are so many Black people so very sensitive to the very things they seem to delight doing themselves, when others outside of Black America notices it? We're gonna talk all about it TODAY, ONLY ON RUMBLE!