After 23 days on the island, just five #Survivor50 castaways remain — and who wins could come down to who has the best story, two-time castaway @robcesternino says.
He shares some of his predictions ahead of Wednesday’s @survivorcbs finale.
Justin Fairfax murdered his wife Cerina in their home, then killed himself and left their kids to pick up the pieces.
As Black men, we need to be clear in moments like this: nothing is worth killing a Black woman. Nothing.
Pain is real. Divorce is real. Depression is real. Rage is real. But none of it justifies violence against a woman. Too many Black women carry the weight of loving men who haven’t healed. Too many children are left to pick up trauma they didn’t create.
A man who cannot control his anger is dangerous. And too often, the people closest to him pay the highest price.
We don’t want excuses when others kill us. We shouldn’t make excuses when Black men kill Black women either. Accountability must be consistent. Protection must be intentional. Healing must be a priority.
I grieve for Cerina, her children, and everyone who loved her.
And I want Black men to hear this plainly: If you harm a woman, that is not manhood. Get help before you become harm.
Survivor is 1/3 shorter now than when they did live finales.
Survivor is now making 30 minutes more in ad revenue every week.
But we can't afford a live finale????
This New York Times story is not paywalled, and it shows a second-by-second breakdown of what happened. Please scroll through it.
This is not what America, or anywhere, should be
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