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Why can’t people just let Black women live?

A Dallas TV anchor is being criticized for her curvaceous frame and her choice of clothes.

On Friday, a viewer’s Facebook post criticizing Demetria Obilor for being a “size 16/18 woman in a size 6 dress” went viral after Twitter user Mother of Draggings posted this woman’s salty tears for the world to see.

Jan Shedd, the white woman behind the post, wrote, “She looks ridiculous. I understand that when I watch Channel 8 I’m going to get biased reporting and political correctness, but clearly they have taken complete leave of their senses.”

Yeah, she tried it! But don’t worry, Twitter finished it, calling out Jan’s body shaming nonsense and showing love for #TrafficBae:

https://twitter.com/NicoleBWJCL/status/926536818048237570

https://twitter.com/HoneyBadger10/status/926514614690635777

https://twitter.com/beenCrown/status/926534342956015616

https://twitter.com/PushaCeeeeee/status/926542700173766656

Of course, Ms. Jan is now playing the victim, saying that she’s being attacked by the “racist mafia” and swearing that her post had nothing to do with race.

Girl…

 

However, Obilar got the last and final word on the issue, when she posted this video on Twitter thanking those who defended her against Shedd’s negativity.

This is the way that I’m built. This is the way I was born. I’m not going anywhere, so if you don’t like it, you have your options,” she said.

“Now, to the people who show love: I love you right back”

Speak on it! Demetria we think you look beautiful, so keep doing you!

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