Jada Pinkett Smith Justifies Extremism Hours Before Racist Extremists Murder Dallas Cops

Jada Pinkett Smith Justifies Extremism Hours Before Racist Extremists Murder Dallas Cops

Jada Pinkett Smith raised a few eyebrows when she seemed to justify the violence that broke out in Dallas as virtually inevitable…

A photographer captured Jada at LAX on Thursday, and asked about the recent controversial police shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile…to which the wife of movie star Will Smith and out spoken #OscarSoWhite advocate replied, Desperate communities do desperate things.”

Jada Pinkett Smith
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Jada spoke about members of the black community taking extreme measures mere hours before the terrorism in Dallas left 5 police officers murdered and 11 others wounded after a group of black power vigilantes targeted police and “whites” for extermination.

Her tragic choice of words and the unfortunate timing of them have left her with some egg on her face, in these sensitive times celebs more than ever need to watch what they say in public…

Did Jada stick her foot in her mouth?

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