So.. some or many blame the victim (wearing a dress that the deem inappropriate- judging her vs others and not taking into account that this was a WELL ORCHESTRATED event so they know she wears tight clothes and they could have given guidelines if they were so concerned- though clearly she was not the only person- Faith Evans- that we can see wore similar clothing). The man grabbed her breasts at several times- and since when is hugging someone grasping around their chest???

I so hope this so called holy man ousted - if he can do this in national TV- imagine the poor parishioners *including children* that are subjected to his sexual harassment if not more given his position.

Will be interesting to see if his congregation asks him to resign

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Anonymous wrote:Utterly shocking that his congregation hasn't demanded his resignation. Perhaps they're just debating who should replace him.

It’s possible that they are speaking with other women in the congregation so they can show this was not a one time “accident”.

I just hope they aren't defending how he assaulted the girl.

My friend told me she's recently engaged. Is that right?

Anonymous wrote:Utterly shocking that his congregation hasn't demanded his resignation. Perhaps they're just debating who should replace him.

It’s possible that they are speaking with other women in the congregation so they can show this was not a one time “accident”.

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Anonymous wrote:The AA pastor also made a racist joke about her Latina-sounding name.

This!!!!!! I can't believe ppl aren't mentioning the taco bell joke. What an awful man!!!!

Exactly. Hypocrisy and double standards on racist comments because he is AA.

We will take care of him. You take care of white folks that make inappropriate comments.

But I suppose that's the point, right?

White women have primarily led the me, too movement...calling out bad behavior of primarily white men in power.

And white people regularly call out racist behavior. Any inappropriate comment by a public figure or covered by media is quickly called out over social media. But this incident hasn't prompted the same public outcry, right? Maybe it will. It certainly should. That comment was ridiculous and should be called out by everyone.

Of course white women are going ahead and taking credit for Me Too.

Please go Google "Tarana Burke" and get back to me.

SMDH.

Look at these

Utterly shocking that his congregation hasn't demanded his resignation. Perhaps they're just debating who should replace him.

What a scumbag! It's a 10. He's so disguising.
Even more so, because he believes he can get away with it and right in front of so many people and cameras! At a funeral!
She looked so embarrassed, I hope she says something at some point.

Anonymous wrote:A lot of these "pastors" prey on women in their congregation. He seems like one of them.

Agree. A lot of men seem to assault women or children who have less muscle. More of us need to speak out about this. Time to start asking where does the entitlement start?

A lot of these "pastors" prey on women in their congregation. He seems like one of them.

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Anonymous wrote:The excuse that it was inadvertent doesn’t hold water since it was so extended. If it was unintentional he would have moved his hand after a second.

Right, and she looked like she was trying very hard to pull away.

She did pull away and he readjusted his grasp.

Technically, not a priest, but a minister ordained as a bishop.

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Anonymous wrote:The excuse that it was inadvertent doesn’t hold water since it was so extended. If it was unintentional he would have moved his hand after a second.

Right, and she looked like she was trying very hard to pull away.

+1.

At the very least, that priest was a bully.

Anonymous wrote:The excuse that it was inadvertent doesn’t hold water since it was so extended. If it was unintentional he would have moved his hand after a second.

Right, and she looked like she was trying very hard to pull away.

It's a 10 and sneaky as hell because he knew she would do nothing in front of that crowd of people and all the others watching from home. I wish she had jammed her heel into his toe and kept smiling the whole time.

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Anonymous wrote: All of you who are making excuses for this man should be ashamed of yourselves.

Who is making excuses for this man? Only fellow sex offenders and Trump apologists.

I'm pretty sure the groping antihispanic black pastor voted Hillary, as did most of his defenders here.

Wake up

Oh no my friend. People without integrity come in all races. And there were a number of women and black people who did vote for Trump. You wake up.