Phylicia Rashad Trends After Celebrating Bill Cosby’s Overturned Conviction

If Dr. AND Claire Huxtable are both cancelled who will be my childhood’s TV parents now? WHO?!

Maybe… pic.twitter.com/vRZPtrkE5R

— Bender, D.C. (@DocBender) June 30, 2021

Damn, now I gotta go and block Claire Huxtable. Well it was a good run while it lasted. pic.twitter.com/g6KrfF7IDp

— Clayton Rainey (@runningfool75) June 30, 2021

That statement from Howard gonna be "The University and Claire Huxtable have mutually agreed to part ways. "

— Chels ✨🎙️ (@ChelsIsRight) June 30, 2021

don’t forget to go when you leave @phyliciarashad

— king crissle (@crissles) June 30, 2021

That Tweet from @PhyliciaRashad is toxic rape enabling at an institutional level. I shudder for the safety of all of the women (and all students, frankly) at @HowardU if this is the public position being taken by an HU dean regarding a man with 50-plus KNOWN victims. Disgraceful. https://t.co/E7n98pFzB4

— Drew Dixon (@deardrewdixon) June 30, 2021

i actually love phylicia rashad and am sad

— Astead (@AsteadWH) June 30, 2021

As a @HowardU School of Fine Arts alum, and as a survivor, this tweet from @PhyliciaRashad is disappointing. I hope we can have a dean who believes & respects survivors. Howards students who are survivors, I believe you & here are resources: https://t.co/AedmHaOPxN #HUStands https://t.co/qD4doAncIT

— a "Black-passing" Latina. (@aliciasanchez) June 30, 2021

Phylicia Rashad should STEP DOWN as the dean of Howard University's College of Fine Arts. Having an r*pe apologist as dean of a college will put students' safety on the line and demonize survivors when they report their cases on campus.

— 𝙱𝚎𝚌𝚌𝚊 ⚡️ (@MJFINESSELOVER) June 30, 2021