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Nick Cannon Hits Back At ViacomCBS After Firing Him: ‘Respect The Power Of The Black Community’

Paul Bois
Nick Cannon Hits Back At ViacomCBS After Firing Him: ‘Respect The Power Of The Black Community’
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After ViacomCBS fired him for making blatantly anti-Semitic/anti-white comments – suggesting that black people are the “true Hebrews” and white people are “true savages” – Nick Cannon is now demanding full ownership of his MTV show “Wild ‘N Out.”

In a lengthy Facebook post published on Wednesday, Cannon said that ViacomCBS fired him without due process or giving him any chance to rectify the situation.

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