Justin Bieber Admits He Has ‘Benefitted’ From Black Culture While Showing More Support To The BLM Movement

07.06.2020 - 09:41

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The singer is well aware that he’s benefited from black culture in his career and he is not afraid to admit it! That being said, Justin Bieber vowed to be as involved as possible in the fight to end ‘systemic oppression.’ The 26 year old star used his platform once again to speak up against racism amid the Black Lives Matter protests happening all over the world.

As fans know, the Canadian singer has been posting a lot about the senseless killing of George Floyd and the general issues that led to it such as social injustice and racial inequality in the United States.

Obviously, he’s been very much condemning the systemic racism at hand all the while showing his support to the Black Lives Matter movement.

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