Helena Andrews-Dyer, a culture reporter for The Washington Post, and Anne Branigin, a style reporter for the same publication, dive into the high-stakes trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs. They explore the intersection of race, consent, and the #MeToo movement, shedding light on how public perception influences high-profile cases. The discussion includes the trial's implications for Combs’ image and business, courtroom dynamics, and the historical context of racial treatment in the legal system. Their insights reveal the complex narratives shaping this pivotal moment.
