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Mute R. Kelly (styled as #MuteRKelly) is a movement to have American singer R. Kelly convicted of sexual abuse and to end financial support for his career. The campaign was founded by Kenyette Barnes and Oronike Odeleye in July 2017, when Odeleye was informed Kelly was booked to perform at the Fulton County owned facility in Atlanta. Oronike stated, "Someone had to stand up for Black women, and if I wasn't willing to do my part — no matter how small — then I couldn't continue to complain. It's time for us to end this man's career. Enough is beyond enough."

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rdfs:comment	Le hashtag #MuteRKelly est une campagne pour appeler au boycott du chanteur de R'n'B R. Kelly dans les salles de concert, sur les plateaux de télévision et sur toutes les plateformes streaming de musique à la suite de plusieurs accusations d'abus sur des jeunes filles afro-américaines qui pèsent contre le chanteur depuis plusieurs années. (fr) Mute R. Kelly (styled as #MuteRKelly) is a movement to have American singer R. Kelly convicted of sexual abuse and to end financial support for his career. The campaign was founded by Kenyette Barnes and Oronike Odeleye in July 2017, when Odeleye was informed Kelly was booked to perform at the Fulton County owned facility in Atlanta. Oronike stated, "Someone had to stand up for Black women, and if I wasn't willing to do my part — no matter how small — then I couldn't continue to complain. It's time for us to end this man's career. Enough is beyond enough." (en)
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has abstract	Le hashtag #MuteRKelly est une campagne pour appeler au boycott du chanteur de R'n'B R. Kelly dans les salles de concert, sur les plateaux de télévision et sur toutes les plateformes streaming de musique à la suite de plusieurs accusations d'abus sur des jeunes filles afro-américaines qui pèsent contre le chanteur depuis plusieurs années. (fr) Mute R. Kelly (styled as #MuteRKelly) is a movement to have American singer R. Kelly convicted of sexual abuse and to end financial support for his career. The campaign was founded by Kenyette Barnes and Oronike Odeleye in July 2017, when Odeleye was informed Kelly was booked to perform at the Fulton County owned facility in Atlanta. Oronike stated, "Someone had to stand up for Black women, and if I wasn't willing to do my part — no matter how small — then I couldn't continue to complain. It's time for us to end this man's career. Enough is beyond enough." (en)
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