Megan Thee Stallion Is The Victim Of Injustice And Male Dominance

Megan Thee Stallion is one of the most acclaimed rappers in the music industry. However, when it comes to justice; even acclaimed female rappers do not receive it. Megan Pete, better known as Megan Thee Stallion is being harshly judged after she opened up about the history of abuse done to her by Tory Lanez.

Currently, Tory is facing trial in Los Angeles for shooting fellow rapper Megan on both of her feet two years back. However, in the court of public opinion; Megan was the person who was really being scrutinized. Even 50 Cent has mocked her by posting a meme that suggested that Megan was guilty of the incident instead of Tory.

Although, 50 apologized for the incident; his recent posts refer that the shooting on Megan is still funny. It is quite astonishing to see this coming from a person who has been shot multiple times. Even Drake used this incident in his track ‘Circo Loco’, saying “this bitch lie ’bout gettin’ shots, but she still a stallion.”

On the other hand, Tory should be facing more than 20 years in prison if convicted but has pleaded not guilty. The trial consists of a lot of salacious drama which made people reminded of Depp – Heard Case. Megan’s bodyguard Justin Edison did not arrive to testify but her former friend Kelsey Harris gave testimony that Tory shot Megan. Later on, Harris said that she was not sure but a text message that showed that Harris wrote “Help. Tory shot Meg. 911.”

As Megan is an empowered woman who talks openly about her sexual freedom in her raps, it was implied that she was simply a bad friend and promiscuous. However, it is just the perception of the people who are bothered by this woman’s unapologetic confidence, unwavering personality, and highly successful rap career.

It is very unfortunate to witness how a successful black female rapper is being mistreated by her own community for raising her voice for the unveiled truth. It is one of those awful circumstances that lie between racial solidarity and defending themselves.

Even though the incident took place in July 2020, Megan did not speak up to the police and said the injury occurred as she stepped on broken glass. Later on, in October she said, “My initial silence about what happened was out of fear for myself and my friends.”

It is taking a mental toll on Megan as she said, “I wish he would have just shot and killed me if I knew I would have to go through this torture.” Now all that remains is to witness whether this successful black female rapper gets justice against her own community of rappers or not.

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