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Racism claims, death and child porn charges - The 'curse' that has rocked the Glee cast

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04.06.2020 - 00:39

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Once again the Glee "curse" has been highlighted after claims Lea Michele was racially abusive to a Black co-star. It comes after Samantha Ware accused the star of making comments about her wig and made her first TV gig a "living hell".

Samantha spoke out in recent days following the death of George Floyd, a Black man who died while being detained by a white police officer called Derek Chauvin, which has led to a global online campaign (#BlackLivesMatter), protests and riots to put a stop to racism and to call people out.

Since Glee first aired on May 19, 2009, until it ended on March 20, 2015, it has been rocked by the alleged "curse". Some fans believe that due to all the outrageous and tragic stories of the cast that it is "cursed".

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