Terrell Owens posts video of confrontation with ‘Karen’ after she calls cops

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Terrell Owens posts video of confrontation with ‘Karen’ after she calls cops

By AFRO Staff Terrell Owens just made a personal discovery: The “Karen” phenomenon is real. In urban slang, a “Karen” is usually an obnoxious, entitled and often racist White woman […]

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