In a podcast interview with anti-Semitic rapper Professor Griff, Nick Cannon openly supported Nation of Islam founder Louis Farrakhan. He then continued to argue some anti-Semitic viewpoints himself, questioning whether white people — or Jews — are capable of compassion. And, as expected, his “apology” skirts the controversy. But here’s what’s really scary: the more these viewpoints circulate society, the faster they’ll become normalized.
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