TV Personality Bevy Smith Gives Strong Criticism To Kim Kardashian Comments Remarks About Women Not Wanting To Work
TV personality Bevy Smith recently offered her option on Kim Kardashian’s remarks about women’s work ethic. Kim, her mom Kris Jenner and her sisters Kourtney, Khole were being interviewed by Variety when she made the comments.
Kim was asked if she had any advice for women who want to reach billionaire status like she has done, Kim offered some advice.
“I have the best advice for women and business. Get your f—ing ass up and work. It seems like nobody wants to work these days,” Kardashian said.
Smith, went on Twitter last week to offer her opinion on Kim’s comments.
“Poor people across the country have been gaslit by RICH PEOPLE into believing that the reason they aren’t rich is because they don’t work hard! People working 2,3 jobs & still need public assistance “get off their asses every day & work” so this is a privileged fallacy” she wrote on Twitter.
poor people across the country have been gaslit by RICH PEOPLE into believing that the reason they aren’t rich is because they don’t work hard! People working 2,3 jobs & still need public assistance “get off their asses every day & work” so this is a privileged fallacy https://t.co/wHFpskwjmB
— bevysmith (@bevysmith) March 10, 2022
Smith also gave credit to people who came from a humble background and took offense to Kim’s commens considering her background of privilege.
“Saddens me to see so many people who probably come from humble beginnings who perhaps had FAMILY who worked HARD to provide agree with a very privileged White woman,” Smith wrote. “She got a Mercedes Benz at 16, but her dad said she had to put the gas in it, that’s her version of HARD WORK.”
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