https://x.com/i/status/1997705313731203273it sounds like you're referring to the Keke Palmer and Darius Jackson (Dulton) situation that blew up in late 2023 and continued into 2024–2025, specifically the domestic-violence restraining order, the custody battle, and the public backlash against Keke Palmer after text messages and footage came out that complicated the original narrative. A lot of the anger you’re seeing from Black men online isn’t necessarily defending Darius 100%, but pointing out the double standard: when the woman is the initial accuser and a celebrity, the man is presumed guilty with no room for nuance or later evidence, and anyone (especially another Black man) who questions it gets vilified.That’s the core of the “you destroyed his life and now can’t handle the truth coming out” sentiment you’re hearing. Beloud