Leah bashed Michael for releasing the texts that “blew up her spot” and she got dragged on social media for lying:
Michael che a little bitch for planting a story cus he’s mad. Take a joke dude. Ugh he’s worse then I thought!!
— Leah McSweeney (@LeahMcSweeney) January 11, 2017
Imagine if there weren’t texts and people took Leah’s word for it. Ain’t that like history for white women to lie about shit black men did?
— Awesomely Luvvie (@Luvvie) January 11, 2017
I just have a problem w/ her attitude of being ENTITLED to this man’s interest. So he’s not that into you. AND? He doesn’t owe you interest.
— Awesomely Luvvie (@Luvvie) January 11, 2017
Michael Che dropped the receipts like pic.twitter.com/wtVxaRAKze
— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) January 12, 2017
This Michael Che/Leah McWhoever situation is OBJ/Lena Dunham pt. 2. If a black man refuses to feed the white girls thirst, he’s a bad guy. pic.twitter.com/z4C5Gi7EAO
— Ox (@NYEverything) January 12, 2017
Leah McSweeney was damn near begging Michael Che for a reaction and he was like no I’m cool.
— A.M. Murdock (@LiveAndAscend) January 12, 2017
Leah McSweeny was such an inspiration to me but her texts to Michael Che make her look so gross like when will my favs stop being shit birds
— ?Violet Genevieve? (@malbecplease) January 13, 2017
People pointed out how dangerous a crazy White woman like Leah is to Black men, saying she’s the type to yell rape when you don’t call her back. Others compared her to Lena Dunham, the White actress who posted that Black NFL player Odell Beckham, Jr. made her feel uncomfortable because he wouldn’t flirt with her at the Met Gala. Journalist Damon Young says Leah’s feelings were hurt, because like most White women, they expect Black men to be drooling over them:
There are certain types of White women who assume that all Black men want to fuck them. That if they give a brotha a hint of a whiff of their Coochie Cocoa Puffs, we’ll turn into feckless and slobbering cuckoo birds. This mindset is a messy culmination of several centuries worth of entitlement and socialization and privilege and Pornhub memberships, and there’s nothing I’ve heard or read about Leah McSweeney — including the back and forth she had yesterday with Luvvie — to counter the evidence that she’s definitely one of these women.
And when women like this are told no, they get dangerous. The no is such a blow to their egos and their sense of self that they’ll do anything to change the narrative. Including, of course, become so upset about a soft rejection that no one would have ever known or cared about that they concoct an elaborate story about a person’s character.
Leah’s still being dragged by White men and Black journalists alike.
