

At the Sundance Film Festival premiere of The Birth of a Nation' on Monday, Union was asked by an Associated Press reporter to give her thoughts on Dash's controversial comments about the existence of Black History Month and BET on an episode of Fox & Friends last week. Unapologetically political: Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union in Bring It On. Gabrielle Union is just like the rest of us: she can't even deal with Stacey Dash. But I don’t know what her name is.” Ouch! Union then quickly explains that those awards are about serving and celebrating groups that don’t see themselves in the mainstream – even throwing in the Country Music Awards as an example. Editor JanuSALT LAKE CITY Actress Gabrielle Union is taking aim at Stacey Dash after the Fox News contributor last week questioned the BET channel’s existence during the Sundance. Stacey Dash shares crying video after finding out DMX died a year ago. “Is she like related to Dame Dash? Was she on Roc-A-Fella? I heard of a crazy lady once, maybe last week. CBS News says that Union, who was at Sundance promoting her new film Birth of a Nation, served up a legendary burn when asked about Stacey Dash’s recent comments negating the need for black outlets, including BET. Union's jab at her fellow black actress spawned the gleeful Twitter hashtag WhoIsStaceyDash Tuesday, with users cheering on the 'shade' she'd thrown at Dash. Miranda Kwok, Stacey Dash, Gabrielle Union, Faizon Love, Zachary Williams, Smalls, William Shipman, Oren Williams (II), Myquan Jackson, Summer Simmons.

That brings us to Gabrielle Union, who gave a master class in severe shade throwing Monday. WhoIsStaceyDash That's the question that has been jokingly thrown around on social media since Gabrielle Union shaded the Clueless star and Fox correspondent for her comments on OscarsSoWhite.
GABRIELLE UNION ON STACEY DASH HOW TO
There are a few schools of thought on how to respond to a comment you don’t like: greet it head on (the Aunt Viv), ignore it or, the True Diva mode, which is to fail to even recognize the entire existence of the person who said the dumb thing in the first place.
