An entire year after splitting from the Boston Celtics with coach Ime Udoka, Nia Long denigrated the team using campaigner Yaba Blay’s remarks.
A clip from Blay’s 2022 address was broadcast by the “Best Man” and “You People” actor on the “We Can Do Hard Things” program on Tuesday. In the video, Blay discusses her belief that white women’s concerns are frequently more significant than those of black women with guests Glennon Doyle and Abby Wambach.
According to Blay, a black woman, “White women are more human and valuable to us because of how we were raised.” “So, we ought to respond to your thoughts and emotions.”
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Long seemed to relate to the author’s and activist’s remarks of how Black women’s sentiments aren’t given as much thought and consideration. With a question mark “@celtics, where was this level of awareness a year ago?” she captioned the photo.
One year following her public revelation of Udoka’s infidelity, the celebrity criticized the basketball team. Udoka and Long had been engaged since 2015. The Celtics announced in September 2022 that Udoka had been suspended for engaging in a sexual relationship with a member of the staff.
Long said to the Hollywood Reporter that the “Boston Celtics organization decided to make a very private situation public” following their breakup in December.
In addition, she stated, “I apologize, but no one from the Celtics organization has called to check on me or my kids. If you’re in the business of protecting women—I’m sorry.” This has really upset me.
In the caption of her Instagram post, Long mentioned the woman who had an affair with Udoka the previous year. That name will not appear in print in The Times.
“We appreciate @yabablay’s willingness to speak the truth to us.” “This is such an important conversation that needs to be heard and understood,” Long stated in her own video. Comedian Luenell, musician Snoop Dogg, and TV host Shaunie Handerson all expressed their support for Long in separate comments.
The Boston Celtics’ decision to expose Ime Udoka’s infidelity against her last year infuriated Nia Long.
An entire year after splitting from the Boston Celtics with coach Ime Udoka, Nia Long denigrated the team using campaigner Yaba Blay’s remarks.
A clip from Blay’s 2022 address was broadcast by the “Best Man” and “You People” actor on the “We Can Do Hard Things” program on Tuesday. In the video, Blay discusses her belief that white women’s concerns are frequently more significant than those of black women with guests Glennon Doyle and Abby Wambach.
According to Blay, a black woman, “White women are more human and valuable to us because of how we were raised.” “So, we ought to respond to your thoughts and emotions.”
According to Blay, “The world has to stop the minute a white woman cries.” You don’t care because you’ve been trained not to perceive black women as real persons, even if we may be screaming and rolling around on the ground while we cry.
Long seemed to relate to the author’s and activist’s remarks of how Black women’s sentiments aren’t given as much thought and consideration. With a question mark “@celtics, where was this level of awareness a year ago?” she captioned the photo.
One year following her public revelation of Udoka’s infidelity, the celebrity criticized the basketball team. Udoka and Long had been engaged since 2015. The Celtics announced in September 2022 that Udoka had been suspended for engaging in a sexual relationship with a member of the staff.
Long said to the Hollywood Reporter that the “Boston Celtics organization decided to make a very private situation public” following their breakup in December.
In addition, she stated, “I apologize, but no one from the Celtics organization has called to check on me or my kids. If you’re in the business of protecting women—I’m sorry.” This has really upset me.
In the caption of her Instagram post, Long mentioned the woman who had an affair with Udoka the previous year. That name will not appear in print in The Times.
“We appreciate @yabablay’s willingness to speak the truth to us.” “This is such an important conversation that needs to be heard and understood,” Long stated in her own video. Comedian Luenell, musician Snoop Dogg, and TV host Shaunie Handerson all expressed their support for Long in separate comments.
“I have to get even with you and answer to my sister. As you are, @iamnialong. “I’ve got your back,” wrote Snoop Dogg.
Kez, an 11-year-old son of L. Long, 52, and U. Udoka, 46, is their shared child. Last month, the celebrity requested sole custody of their child, claiming that her ex-fiance had “failed to support” them. Long is also parents to a 22-year-old son with actress Massai Z. Dorsey. Massai Zhivago Dorsey II is his name.
Long stated on Instagram on Wednesday, “The people I raised will always be the most important thing in my life; money will never be the most important thing.”