On September 30, 2017 at the earliest, the comedy of Nick Cannon acted for the students of the University of London the Court of the state of New Jersey. Shortly after, Cannon took to Twitter to share with you a letter that was received from the president of the university Joseph R. Marbach, on which the administrator reprimanded him for the act that is offensive to the monitor.
“Even if the comedy often explores social issues in serious ways, both fun and thought-provoking, the time of Mr. Cannon’s crossed the line, wrote to Marbach. “Your words are offensive and do not represent our core values of Mercy”. Marbach noted that Cannon had violated the terms of his contract, and demanded an apology.
“I don’t apologize for a s *** LOL … wait, I’m sorry, the university does not believe in freedom of speech!!!!” Cannon and replace it with your screen capture in the charter of the Marbach. The student they co-wrote ” said Ebenau NJ101.5 it’s the show’s Cannon, it was “hilarious” and that it was good, but there have been cases in which it by-passed the core values of the school-respect, integrity, justice, compassion, and service.”
“It was a little vulgar with the sexual content and bad language,” he said, adding that it is in the Canon, she also sang on a bar stool at one point. “But at the same time, it has also made very good comments about racism and the problems that we have across the country, and to listen to them when the college students are really bad.
Perhaps Canon has learned a thing or two about how to apologize after making a juggling act, with so many incidents of controversy over the years.
