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Even if she cursed at him on the way out, his behavior was out of control.


She should have the last word in a house she was staying in and not his. Anyone would do the same, was she supposed to lock herself quietly in the bathroom until the mess stopped?

[throwintheTAL]

Even if she cursed at him on the way out, his behavior was out of control.


She should have the last word in a house she was staying in and not his. Anyone would do the same, was she supposed to lock herself quietly in the bathroom until the mess stopped?

she egged him on and is the reason tammy had to go to the hospital that night. the end.

[ssw4919]

Plea'


He came for Kandi and Sheree though neither did anything to him.  He shoved his own "aunt" to the ground.  He needed no provocation.  He was high and belligerent from the beginning.

[BranLover]

That's why I love Kandi. Sis doesn't let personal feelings get in the way of what's right. Glad she stood up for Kenya. How they treated her (Kenya) in this instance was a lil worse than some of the stuff she's said on the show.

[BranLover]

Even though I'm still not a fan of hers, I also don't think Kenya was at fault during that lil slumber party Nene had.

[Vonc2002]

Even though I'm still not a fan of hers, I also don't think Kenya was at fault during that lil slumber party Nene had.

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I never agreed with that either. 

[BranLover]

Even though I'm still not a fan of hers, I also don't think Kenya was at fault during that lil slumber party Nene had.

!!!!!!!!!!
I never agreed with that either.

The way they ganged up on her then was just as disgusting. And even in that case she was being disrespected by a man.

[Palladium]

Wait, Kenya read Phelony a bit.


PHAEDRA VS. MIKE BROWN AND FERGUSON
I?m astounded by Phaedra?s blatant attempt manipulate the fans and incite anger against me. She stated that my reaction to Glen was the same as that of a ?white women in suburbia" to an innocent Black boy walking down the street.

This had nothing to do with a ?white women in suburbia? as Phaedra stated. Some men, like Glen, behave in a way that is unacceptable in society. We can feel a need to protect our men from unwarranted police brutality as in the Black Lives Matter campaign, but this is clearly not the same.

Further, if a man is acting in a threatening and aggressive manner thereby making women feel uncomfortable, we cannot ask them to leave? According to Kim Fields if we do, we are ?hitting a hornet?s nest? and ?provoking? a man. Shame on them! I do not have to accept a man?s abuse -- physical or verbal, black or white. Glen was abusive, period. I deserve to feel safe in my environment. I deserve protection. I deserve respect. This incident is not about a racial divide. I am a woman first.

These women are so resentful of my presence that they will always choose the side that is against me. Would any of these hypocritical mothers allow their sons to talk to women that way? Would that be acceptable to them for their sons to act the way Glen did? We saw Phaedra threaten to call the police on Apollo, but according to them I was wrong to ask Glen to leave.

Regarding Phaedra, she has made it her mission on every episode thus far to call me a villain; making fun of my former skin condition, my dark brown skin tone, and now my preemptive actions made to protect not only her, but all of the women present. It?s evident that Kim Fields, Phaedra, Sheree, and Porsha were all wrong about Glen. Yet, they were all ready to nail me to a stake until Kandi stated she agreed with me. Funny how that works isn?t it?

Preach Quee'!

[Annie]

This is not about people provoking a man, this is about how men should handle being provoked Phaedra! Women don't have to walk on eggshells to be safe. Kenya had every right to tell him she felt uncomfortable in her own house. Plus I bet she felt he wasn't going to do anything since his aunt was around to talk to him. A lot of nephews wouldn't snap in front of their family but this crazy fool even knocked down his own aunt. A ticking time bomb, but security handled it and there wasn't any police force so there is no need to make this a black lives matters situation. Phaedra took this opportunity to be mother Theresa. What kind of lawyer is she? Apollo stole so much money and he got violent several times. There is no excuse for that, but I guess he was provoked to do that.

[Gilgamesh.]

not this pea-brained coon comparing that boy jumping up in a woman's face after getting kicked out to unarmed black men being killed by cops



I'm convinced this "law degree" she has is a crock of shit tbh

nnnnnnnnnn

Annalise would never

[FRANCE]

Wait, Kenya read Phelony a bit.


PHAEDRA VS. MIKE BROWN AND FERGUSON
I?m astounded by Phaedra?s blatant attempt manipulate the fans and incite anger against me. She stated that my reaction to Glen was the same as that of a ?white women in suburbia" to an innocent Black boy walking down the street.

This had nothing to do with a ?white women in suburbia? as Phaedra stated. Some men, like Glen, behave in a way that is unacceptable in society. We can feel a need to protect our men from unwarranted police brutality as in the Black Lives Matter campaign, but this is clearly not the same.

Further, if a man is acting in a threatening and aggressive manner thereby making women feel uncomfortable, we cannot ask them to leave? According to Kim Fields if we do, we are ?hitting a hornet?s nest? and ?provoking? a man. Shame on them! I do not have to accept a man?s abuse -- physical or verbal, black or white. Glen was abusive, period. I deserve to feel safe in my environment. I deserve protection. I deserve respect. This incident is not about a racial divide. I am a woman first.

These women are so resentful of my presence that they will always choose the side that is against me. Would any of these hypocritical mothers allow their sons to talk to women that way? Would that be acceptable to them for their sons to act the way Glen did? We saw Phaedra threaten to call the police on Apollo, but according to them I was wrong to ask Glen to leave.

Regarding Phaedra, she has made it her mission on every episode thus far to call me a villain; making fun of my former skin condition, my dark brown skin tone, and now my preemptive actions made to protect not only her, but all of the women present. It?s evident that Kim Fields, Phaedra, Sheree, and Porsha were all wrong about Glen. Yet, they were all ready to nail me to a stake until Kandi stated she agreed with me. Funny how that works isn?t it?

Some of the comments in this thread still placing the blame on Kenya and saying she 'provoked' Glen is so ridiculous. It does remind me of when a girl gets raped and people tell her "Well, you shouldn't have been wearing that outfit". Or a woman being physically abused and relatives ask her "What did you do to provoke him?" Kenya speaking to that man and expressing to him that she is uncomfortable is no excuse for him to react that way. Are some of you saying that if a woman asked you to leave a house, you would charge at them? And it's ok for you to be physically abusive because you were asked to leave? Fuck outta here.

[VirgoMind]

Wait, Kenya read Phelony a bit.


PHAEDRA VS. MIKE BROWN AND FERGUSON
I?m astounded by Phaedra?s blatant attempt manipulate the fans and incite anger against me. She stated that my reaction to Glen was the same as that of a ?white women in suburbia" to an innocent Black boy walking down the street.

This had nothing to do with a ?white women in suburbia? as Phaedra stated. Some men, like Glen, behave in a way that is unacceptable in society. We can feel a need to protect our men from unwarranted police brutality as in the Black Lives Matter campaign, but this is clearly not the same.

Further, if a man is acting in a threatening and aggressive manner thereby making women feel uncomfortable, we cannot ask them to leave? According to Kim Fields if we do, we are ?hitting a hornet?s nest? and ?provoking? a man. Shame on them! I do not have to accept a man?s abuse -- physical or verbal, black or white. Glen was abusive, period. I deserve to feel safe in my environment. I deserve protection. I deserve respect. This incident is not about a racial divide. I am a woman first.

These women are so resentful of my presence that they will always choose the side that is against me. Would any of these hypocritical mothers allow their sons to talk to women that way? Would that be acceptable to them for their sons to act the way Glen did? We saw Phaedra threaten to call the police on Apollo, but according to them I was wrong to ask Glen to leave.

Regarding Phaedra, she has made it her mission on every episode thus far to call me a villain; making fun of my former skin condition, my dark brown skin tone, and now my preemptive actions made to protect not only her, but all of the women present. It?s evident that Kim Fields, Phaedra, Sheree, and Porsha were all wrong about Glen. Yet, they were all ready to nail me to a stake until Kandi stated she agreed with me. Funny how that works isn?t it?

She gathered them ALL.

I agree with everything she said!!!

[Code Red: itsMista]

Pheada is so fake. I don't see how you ppl don't see it

[Abcd]

Even though I'm still not a fan of hers, I also don't think Kenya was at fault during that lil slumber party Nene had.

Now wait, from what I remember Kenya kinda charged at his wife a bit before the action went down.

[Abcd]

In this situation though I don't think Kenya was wrong.