Piers Morgan Tweets ‘All Lives Matter’ and Gets Into It With Black Twitter

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July 21, 2015

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People are questioning the premise behind the “Black Lives Matter” phrase, arguing that it’s divisive and suggests a superiority and that “All Lives Matter” is more appropriate.

They refuse to understand the unique set of challenges that black people face in being subjected to excessive police force, and the necessity of a separate social-justice movement to bring attention to that crisis.

The latest perpetrator of the “All Lives Matter” nonsense is former CNN anchor Piers Morgan, who moseyed his way into a beef Tuesday with black Twitter. Morgan responded to a tweet posted by Marc Lamont Hill, a media pundit and Morehouse College professor.

https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623497643419762688https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/623497855030964224https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623499020527210496

Hill did a good job articulating the problem with the “All Lives Matter” retort, so we’ll just post the blow-by-blow of his Twitter exchange with Morgan here.

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/623500959268872193https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623499851649585152https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623500100405301248https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/623501586153742336https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/623502998510149632https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623500689411477504https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623501330355654656https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623501622199463937https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623501986235723776https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623503550971142144

And black Twitter picked up where Hill left off.

https://twitter.com/MattStoryMusic/status/623517713453875201https://twitter.com/marclamonthill/status/623504864396455936https://twitter.com/Dreamweasel/status/623535617905979392https://twitter.com/XLNB/status/623566017592037376

I think everyone gave Morgan a lot to think about.

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Diana Ozemebhoya Eromosele is a staff writer at The Root and the founder and executive producer of Lectures to Beats, a Web series that features expert advice with scarily insightful people. Follow Lectures to Beats on Facebook and Twitter.

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