Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has again publicly discussed race, seemingly in response to Georgia Judge Scott McAfee rebuking Willis for her infamous “playing the race card” speech at an Atlanta church in January.
Judge McAfee decided last month that Willis is permitted to stay on a controversial Trump election interference case after Trump co-defendant Michael Roman claimed Willis’ affair with special prosecutor Nathan Wade was a clear conflict of interest, which financially benefited Willis.
“It’s hard out here always having to prove yourself two and three times,” Willis said on Friday, at the South Fulton Women of the Shield Awards. “Recently they tell me they don’t like me to talk about race. Well, I’m gonna talk about it anyway. Truth is, there is [sic] some challenges to being black.”
Fani Willis insists to continue playing race card despite…
