Amber Rose slammed for teaching her baby ‘hood English’
(EUR) We’re not convinced that Amber Rose didn’t know “conversate” is not in the dictionary until the Guardians of the Internet informed her of so after she posted a video online of herself teaching her 2-year-old son the incorrect word.
According to TMZ, Amber is pissed at all the criticism the video received, telling friends she knows “conversate” is slang, but people speak slang, so… and the big deal is? Rose got so many negative comments about teaching her baby boy “hood English” that she eventually deleted the post altogether.
Why won’t the Internet let Amber be great?
Meanwhile, Rose recently received harsh criticism when she announced her partnership with “Slut Walk” – an event designed to help raise awareness about women’s inequality.
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According to a
article, Slut Walk “was modelled on an event that originated in 2011 as a response to a Toronto police officer saying, ‘Women should avoid dressing like sluts’ if they don’t want to be assaulted,’” and is open to anyone who wants to walk in solidar- ity with feminist ideals.
The Amber Rose Slut Walk is aimed to combat women’s equality issues, such as, sexual injustice, victim blaming, derogatory labeling and gender inequality.
In related news, Khloe Kardashian appears in the latest issue of Complex magazine, in which she’s asked about her infamous Twitter feud with Amber. You recall Khloe popped off on Rose after she commented on 17-year-old Kylie Jenner’s inappropriate relationship with 25-year-old rapper Tyga. Khloe pretty much told Amber to go look in the mirror and check herself, considering Rose started taking off her clothes to please men when she was 15 years old.
Complex asked Khloe, “The most controversial was your spat with Amber Rose. Do you think you slut-shamed her?”
“I just feel like it was unnecessary for her to say anything, and I used her own quote back,” Khloe said. “It was from her talking about when she became a stripper so I’m like, ‘How are you judging and saying Kylie should have a curfew?’ What I thought was crazy was she was telling my sister to act a certain way or have a curfew, but [she wasn’t] doing the same. So just don’t comment.”