Drake Praised For Applauding Black Women

Drake Praised For Applauding Black Women

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Drake has done it again wearing shirts that read “Being A Black Woman Is The Hardest Job In America.” Shortly after the photo hit social media Drake has gained more respect from women all around the world!!!

Yes fellow rappers, while you talk down about black women, Drake is lifting black women up with his conscious fashion on the flip…

Drake Praised For Applauding Black Women

CelebNMusic247.com has to admit Drake with one smart man for this. We know Drizzy Drake loves the ladies, but his fashions are painting a clear picture!

Never one to shy away from proclaiming just how awesome Black women are, Drizzy rocked a T-shirt that declared what the hardest job in America is:

Old photos of Drizzy wearing pro-Black women T-shirts have started to make the rounds again after Jesse Williams’ powerful BET Awards speech. Jesse showed so much love to the Black community that the pro black shirts  from the “Controlla”rapper resurfaced.

Drake Praised For Applauding Black Women

Clutch reports:

Photos of the “One Dance” rapper rocking a pro-black women slogan t-shirts have conveniently resurfaced on the Internet as discussions reignite after Jesse Williams’ BET Awards speech. His speech touched on the role black men should be playing when it comes to advocating for black women.

The shirt in the first photo reads, “The hardest job in America is being a black woman.” And in a second resurfaced photo taken in 2014, he sports a t-shirt that says, “I met God. She’s Black.”

Here is what some fans have said about Drake’s pro women fashions.

One user commented:

“I can see Drake really meaning this.”

“Whether his intentions are good or not, the shirt is 100% accurate,” another added. “Everybody’s trying to ride Jesse’s coat tails I see.”

 

It’s not surprising that the OVO rapper is showing an overabundance of love for Black women.

What do you think about the “Hotline Bling” Toronto native showing his support to black women everywhere in the US and abroad?