Michael Blackson Says President Biden Can Get Every Black Man’s Vote By Canceling Child Support

Michael Blackson Says Joe Biden Can Get Every Black Man’s Vote By Canceling Child Support Amid Marlon Wayans’ Suit

Michael Blackson is facing backlash following his reaction to Marlon Wayans’ child support suit by his baby mama Brittany Moreland. The comedian is calling on President Biden to cancel Child Support in order to get all Black men’s vote.

“Biden doing a great job canceling student loans but if he wants every black man’s vote he needs to cancel child support. We want to take care of the kids ourselves, right @MarlonWayans?” he tweeted.

But people didn’t accept the joke the way he thought. The comedian has since been getting dragged for his tweet. “Black men and their never ending campaign to abandon and not financially support their children is truly an embarrassment,” someone commented.

 

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“Black men will do everything in their power to not take accountability for children they created,” another person wrote. “He is not funny at all! He annoys tf outta me,” someone else said.

“I’m really tired of seeing him and his corny comedy. How he became a celebrity off of one role and saying the same shit for 20 years is baffling. Who actually think he’s funny?” a third person shared. “These stereotypical “jokes” are lowkey indoctrinating people to stay politically ignorant but that’s another conversation,” a fifth user added.

Regarding Marlon Wayans, the actor and comedian has called out his “entitled” baby mama Brittany Moreland, for saying $18k a month in child support is not enough for her and their one-year-old daughter.

Brittany filed a petition claiming demanding $22k in child support. She itemized the monthly costs, citing $5k for rent, $9k for food, daycare, and miscellaneous expenses, and an extra $1,500 for her daughter’s clothing and program uniforms. She also asked for an additional $2k per month labeled as “child care” to facilitate her return to work. She also requested that Wayans cover her legal fees and the “reasonable expenses of pregnancy and birth.”