Clair Huxtable Stayed By Her Man and So Does Phylicia Rashad: ‘A Miscarriage of Justice Is Corrected’

The trending news of the day is that the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court overturned Cosby’s 2018 sexual assault conviction and have ordered the what had appeared to be the fallen from grace actor/comedian to be released without the possibility of being recharged for the sexual assault conviction after finding that he was denied protection against self-incrimination.

And ‘A Fall From Grace’ star is oh so happy to hear and share the news.

Since Bill Cosby has been imprisoned it seemed like The Huxtable family was imprisoned too with reruns of The Cosby Show that used to come on every hour on the hour vanished when the judge gavel hit the bench after saying ‘guilty’.  But today the matriarch of the Huxtable’s, Clair, actress Phylicia Rashad who also played side by side with Bill Cosby on other Cosby projects took to her Twitter to show her support and jubilation for her colleague/friend Bill Cosby by Tweeting:

FINALLY!!!! A terrible wrong is being righted- a miscarriage of justice is corrected!

I’m sure Bill Cosby and team were happy for Phylicia Rashad’s public display of viral excitement, however, trolls and those alike are dragging the now Dean of Howard University‘s reestablished College of Fine Arts and some going so far to say she should be fired.

What are your thoughts on Phylicia Rashad’s post?  Are the Trolls going too far?

Take a look at Phylicia Rashad’s posts and the reactions below

FINALLY!!!! A terrible wrong is being righted- a miscarriage of justice is corrected! pic.twitter.com/NrGUdwr23c

— Phylicia Rashad (@PhyliciaRashad) June 30, 2021

I love @PhyliciaRashad but Howard need to remove her cause how safe would you feel if your dean is defending a man who ADMITTED he drugged and raped women.

— 💫 (@evelynvwoodsen) June 30, 2021

That Tweet from @PhyliciaRashad is toxic rape enabling at an institutional level. I shudder for the safety of all of the women (and all students, frankly) at @HowardU if this is the public position being taken by an HU dean regarding a man with 50-plus KNOWN victims. Disgraceful. https://t.co/E7n98pFzB4

— Drew Dixon (@deardrewdixon) June 30, 2021