Source: Jason LaVeris / Getty Terry Crews continues to speak out for male victims of sexual assault. While testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Crews explained why he didn’t react violently when his former employer Adam Venit groped him at a work party. “What happened to me has happened to many, many other men… I have had thousands and thousands of men come to me and say, 'Me too.'” Terry Crews shared some powerful words during his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on sexual assault legislation. pic.twitter.com/AYBEtl3Drs — HuffPost (@HuffPost) June 26, 2018 Terry Crews on why he didn’t fight back when he was sexually assaulted: “As a black man in America, you only have a few shots at success… I have seen many, many young black men who were provoked into violence. And they were imprisoned or they were killed. And they’re not here.” pic.twitter.com/iZeoP4U5fv — AJ+ (@ajplus) June 26, 2018 Watch Crews’ full testimony after the jump.
Image via Nicky Nelson/WENN Terry Crews Files Lawsuit Against Alleged Groper Adam Venit Terry Crews is deadazz serious about getting justice for the sexual abuse that he suffered literally at the hands of William-Morris Endeavor executive Adam Venit. As we previously reported, Crews filed a police report detailing the events of the night he was allegedly groped by Venit at a Hollyweird party last year. Today it was reported by TMZ that Crews has filed a lawsuit. Just like in his interview with Michael Strahan, Terry states in his suit that Venit leered at him “like a rabid dog, sticking his tongue in and out of his mouth provocatively.” Despite Venit’s apology and WME’s chairman, Ari Emanuel’s quelling phone call, Crews isn’t allowing ol’ boy to get away scot-free in this era of accountability. Crews says the embarrassment, emasculation and fear of retaliation has severely affected his career. Sounds like Adam Venit is about to have to hand over a big bag in addition to facing potential criminal charges. Good. No passes. None.
A large drug ring and personal yayo delivery service in Manhattan was broken up earlier today (April 12). Two housing projects on the Lower East Side and East Village served as a hub of operations for the “Blocc Boyz” and “Money Boyz” factions respectively. 41 members of the crews were arrested on trafficking charges… Continue
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