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A few days after the controversy between Robert Griffin IIIand Ryan Clark, and just when everything seemed to be calming down, a new character s the story.
After RGIII made it clear that "Angel Reese hates Caitlin Clark, and he knew it," comments of all kinds came his way. His former ESPN teammate, Ryan Clark, was quick to respond.
"If you're RG3, when was the last time you talked at home about what [Reese] is going through?" Clark asked him on his podcast 'The Pivot' and quickly answered his own question: "You haven't been able to do that because in both marriages, you've been married to white women," said the former LSU Tigers and New York Giants safety.
Although he later sent a heartfelt apology for including not only Robert's family but also his own family in this controversy, the discussion continues to be a topic of conversation.
A new comment fuels the controversy
Now, Dr. Umar Johnson, known for condemning interracial marriage and homosexuality, has responded to Griffin III's comments. On "It's Up There Podcast," his words were more than blunt toward the former Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns player.
Claiming that RGIII had done his podcast with his wife in the background, "sitting there like a slave master, supervising her slave on the plantation," Johnson stated that Robert proceeds to insult and denigrate Angel Reese.
He also commented that he had used a "stereotypical black ghetto" to claim that Reese hates Clark: "Excuse me, RGIII. How do you know this?" Dr. Umar asked him.
And Johnson didn't stop there, but also spoke about the controversy with Ryan Clark. "He's a house n*gro," he said, questioning him for saying that Ryan's words on his own podcast "give ESPN a bad image." Well, for Dr. Uman, it is RGIII who should be fired: "So you say, because he reminded you that you married a white woman, he's supposed to lose his job, but it was okay for you to disrespect Angel Reese?" Johnson questioned. "Look at the difference. Don't even mention a white woman. You should be fired," Dr. Uman declared.