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Bill Cosby Says 'People Stand In Support' Of Phylicia Rashad - The Seattle Medium

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Howard University wrote that survivors of sexual assault would always be its priority. "While Dean Rashad has acknowledged in her follow-up tweet that victims must be heard and believed, her initial tweet lacked sensitivity towards survivors of sexual assault," it said in a statement posted on Howard University's verified social media accounts.

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