Wade Robson Responds to MTV Decision Not to Rename 'Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award'

Aug 13, 2019 09:25


Exclusive: Michael Jackson Accuser Wade Robson Criticizes MTV's 'Unfortunate Choice' to Keep Jackson's Name on Video Vanguard Award https://t.co/jlNMfND3bC pic.twitter.com/rakELplSRr
- TheWrap (@TheWrap) August 12, 2019

Wade Robson spoke exclusively to The Wrap to give his thoughts on MTV choosing to keep his alleged abuser's name on their award. ( Read more... )

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ms_mmelissa August 13 2019, 13:28:10 UTC
They should rename it. It's more obvious than ever that the allegations against Jackson are true.

Also everyone should take notes from what Quebec did after allegations that Claude Jutra (one of our most successful filmmakers) was revealed to have been a pedophile:

On February 17, 2016 La Presse published an interview with an alleged victim of Jutra, who requested to remain anonymous, relating sexual contact ranging from embrace to oral sex from the time the victim was 6 to 16. On the same day and based on the information in the same article, the Minister of Culture of Quebec, Hélène David, asked Cinéma Québec to remove the name Jutra from its prizes recognizing cinematic achievements in Quebec, which they did. She also mandated the Commission de toponymie (Quebec Toponymy Commission), a sub-agency of Office québécois de la langue française which reports to the Minister of Culture, to assemble a list of all streets and public places in the province bearing the name Jutra. On the same day, Montreal mayor Denis Coderre announced that the city would remove Jutra's name from streets and parks in its jurisdiction.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Jutra#Controversy

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therearewords August 13 2019, 13:30:43 UTC
They almost make it sound easy!

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kebedes August 13 2019, 19:07:41 UTC
It really should be that simple, no matter who the pedo is or what they did.

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