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Today Show Cut Off Janelle Monae’s Speech on Black Lives Matter

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Did NBC try to silence Janelle Monae and the Black Lives Matter speech?

During a Friday performance on the Today show, Janelle Monae was cut off as she was speaking about the current Black Lives Matter movement. At the end of her performance of “Hell You Talmbou” — a protest song dedicated to the movement — Monae began to speak about police brutality: “God bless all the lives lost to police brutality. We want white America to know that we stand tall today. We want black America to know we stand tall today. We will not be silenced…”

The camera then panned away and an anchor spoke over Monae as she continued. The show cut to commercial moments after Monae said “silenced.”

The entire situation was extremely awkward and many people are wondering if Today purposefully cut off Monae.

Source: Huffington Post

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