By Dustin Rowles | Celebrity | November 20, 2014 |
By Dustin Rowles | Celebrity | November 20, 2014 |
It’s been a rough week for Bill Cosby after his Netflix special was dropped,his NBC sitcom project was scrapped, and even Cosby Show reruns were pulled from TV Land. It’s 30 years too late, but this monster is finally getting his due. I just feel terrible for his wife, Camille, who was in full-stand by her man mode in that awkward AP interview, smiling obliviously while Cosby tried to intimidate a reporter into editing out the sexual assault portion of his interview.
But while a lot of women are coming forward to renew their allegations against Cosby, one incredibly brave woman is finally coming forward to reveal that, though she worked with Bill Cosby, he never raped her.
I worked with @BillCosby in '86 when I was 19. We were alone together many times. He was a perfect gentleman & became a mentor to me @etnow
— Stacey Dash (@REALStaceyDash) November 20, 2014
So brave!
The Internet, however, was divided on Dash’s bravery. Some were happy that someone finally spoke up for that poor victim, Bill Cosby.
@REALStaceyDash Thanks, Stacey, for speaking out for Mr CosbyðŸ‘ðŸ‘. @billcosby @etnow
— ♥ Bettye ♥ (@BettyeBear) November 20, 2014
@REALStaceyDash good on you to put that out. Everyone's experience will vary. accusation is not fact. wait 4 evidence. Justice is a process
— adrian j herman (@adrianjherman) November 20, 2014
@REALStaceyDash @BillCosby @etnow People are always so quick to judge. People are bias, prejudice, hypocritical, and stereotypical. :-) <3.
— solomon a copeland (@kingsolomega) November 20, 2014
Others, sadly, showed their clear bias against Bill Cosby before all the facts have come in (like, perhaps, the OTHER 15 women he assaulted over the last 4 decades?)
@REALStaceyDash @BillCosby @etnow So…you're about as credible as a crackhead on a speedball. Stick to tryin to be pretty
— G7 (@laletrasiente) November 20, 2014
Umm..is she serious?! RT @AirInDanYell: Okay. And? @REALStaceyDash @BillCosby @etnow
— Baédakiss (@StaceDiva) November 20, 2014
SHUT THE FUCK UP, STACEY!! YOU IDIOT PIECE OF SHIT!! @REALStaceyDash @BillCosby @etnow
— Fuuuuuuck Yooooooou (@Elusive_A) November 20, 2014
When CNN’s Jake Tapper asked her if she could account for the other 15 women, Dash wanted to reiterate the importance of Equal Time, which is very important, just as its important when someone is convicted of murder to highlight all the people he didn’t kill.
.@jaketapper the only story I can tell is my own. #EqualTime
— Stacey Dash (@REALStaceyDash) November 20, 2014
Thanks Stacey! You’re a real patriot!