Eboni K. Williams

Um, but I did start watching, and for you f- those that don't know, RHONY is Real Housewives of New York, I apologize Um, but I did start watch- started watching RHONY when it was rebooted for the 14th season.

Um, I guess with old castmates like Ramona, and I think that's when Eboni Williams was on there.

Ramona made some racist remarks, and everybody's like, "Ramona's always been racist." They did a reboot.

Um, and it had cast members like Jenna Lyons, um, Dorinda Whitfield, Sai, Jet- like, lots of newcomers.

Oh.

And that is 2020 New York with Eboni K. Williams and, um-

Leah McSweeney

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There's no $5 million for Lisa Vanderpump, and there's no $5 million for Leah Remini.

But when your starting salary is 60,000, now certain people like Eboni Williams said here she negotiated 100.

I think Carole Radziwill said she negotiated 100.

Rumor is Denise Mili- Denise Richards got, like, a million dollars her first season.

We're just going to put in, we're going to put in a Haitian and we're just going to, and they all don't know each other, but we're just going to spray and pray this equity in here.

And we're going to course correct the Ebony K. Williams season that preceded it.

And I think it was a failed attempt at at course correction.

None of these women knew each other.

And I could be, it could be a ridiculous thing to say.

What if Cardi B, what if Ebony K Williams, shout out to her, made as much money as Cardi B and had I don't know if she does or doesn't.

I probably not, but I'm not going to count that woman's pockets.

Made as much money as Cardi B.

Presented the way she does.

You know, Ebony K. Williams is buttoned up, legal background, independent woman.

And let's say she had all of the Family and resources that Cardi B has, because Cardi B has stated she has tons of family that helps with her kids, that these kids are never alone.

It's aunties, uncles, grandparents, they all around.

And she used the term black sperm six times in a three minute video.

And because Ebony K. Williams, with all her resources and her education and her income, basically is at a point in her life where she wants to say yes to the baby and no to the husband.

And she's counseling other black women to follow in her footsteps.

So that is the the ultimate impact and legacy of the second wave feminist movement.