Stacey Dash has done a lot of things to aggravate the black community. From advocating the end of Black History month to claiming Obama "doesn't give a s***" about terrorism.
But this week, the Clueless star apologized for her litany of transgressions in an interview with the Daily Mail. However fans were not buying it. At all.
Now a resurfaced clip has emerged of Fresh Prince star Janet Hubert dragging Dash to filth. At the time the Mo' Money actress was working for Fox News. The mom-of -two commented on the network that she felt there should not be a channel such as BET that is solely dedicated to Black content.
In response Hubert told HuffPost: "You really wanna know what I think of that. Somebody needs to slap the little bit of black she's got she got on her off her."
"Girlfriend has worked on BET more than most actresses have. And I think she's saying this kind of bull because she wants sensationalism and because she's working for Fox. And she needs a job and she's making a check," the first Aunt Viv of Fresh Prince told the outlet
"And she's bringing controversy to herself. Stacey is a bit of a media hoe I don't feel anything for Stacey and those kind of comments because she absolutely puts the struggle way back. It's just rude and wrong."
This week, the former Fox News commentator denounced Donald Trump and slammed her old news channel for casting her as an "angry Black woman."
In an exclusive interview with DailyMailTV, Dash turned on Trump and called the Capitol riots on January 6 "appalling and stupid."
Dash, 52, lost the respect of her core black fan base when she backed Trump's statement in about the Unite the Right rally in 2017.
The 45th President of the United States claimed there were "very fine people on both sides" while describing the neo-Nazi march. Dash also defended Trump's claim that Mexican immigrants were drug traffickers, rapists and criminals.
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But in her DailyMailTV interview, Dash apologized for any hurt she had caused, blaming her "arrogant pride and anger."
"I've lived my life being angry, which is what I was on Fox News. I was the angry, conservative, Black woman. And at that time in my life it was who I was," she said.
"There are things that I am sorry for. Things that I did say, that I should not have said them the way I said them. They were very arrogant and prideful and angry. And that's who Stacey was, but that's not who Stacey is now. Stacey's someone who has compassion, empathy," she explained.