Jamie Foxx, the celebrated actor known for his roles in movies like “Ali” and “Django,” recently sparked controversy with a post on social media. The now-deleted post, which he apologized for, was interpreted by some as antisemitic. Foxx expressed his regret and clarified that his intention was not to spread hate, but to highlight his personal experience of being betrayed by a friend. Many people came to his defense, noting that the phrase “they killed Jesus” is a colloquialism in the Black community. Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League accepted Foxx’s apology and emphasized the importance of spreading love amidst rising hate. Moreover, Jennifer Aniston also found herself involved in the controversy after “liking” Foxx’s post unintentionally. She quickly addressed the situation, stating that she does not support antisemitism or any form of hate. Overall, this incident highlights the significance of understanding the context and implications of our online actions in a time when hate and prejudice are prevalent.
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