WTF?!? Massive Backlash Over Pew's OUTRAGEOUS Blacks 'Believe Racial Conspiracy Theories' Report

A recent Pew Research Center report describing widely held views that Black Americans believed in "racial conspiracy theories" is getting some pushback.

Some say the wording is offensive and can be dangerous ammunition for right-wing media and politicians to dismiss situations dealing with systemic racism.

The center attached this editor's note to the report.
"This report is under revision. We used the words "racial conspiracy theories" as a shorthand and acknowledge that was not the best choice."

DeAnna Hoskins, President and CEO of JustLeadershipUSA spoke with Roland Martin about Pew's shocking report and the subsequent backlash to it.

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