Black Country Music Association co-founder says Morgan Wallen is coming out easy

Frankie Staton – a Nashville musician who worked to increase diversity and inclusion in country music – do not think Morgan Wallenis really getting what it deserves … and it looks a lot like what is described as white privilege.

Staton – who co-founded the Black Country Music Association in an effort to produce black country stars – is not among people willing to accept Wallen’s apology for using the word n ​​… at least not so readily.

She suggests that Wallen’s situation is more of a social issue, but the consequences he is experiencing demonstrate the difference in a rush between a popular white celebrity … and someone else.

To prove her point, she mentions how Wallen’s popularity and sales are shooting even though dropping a racial slur … so it looks like your career will not be adversely affected by your actions.

We ask if she thinks this is fair – Frankie says “not really”. However, she says she doesn’t like to see other musicians’ careers go down the drain because of a mistake … but as a black woman, she points out what Wallen said is unacceptable.