Wendell Pierce Slams Racism After Apartment Rejection in Harlem

Actor Wendell Pierce, known for his roles in 'Jack Ryan' and 'The Wire,' has accused a white landlord of racism after being denied an apartment rental in Harlem, despite providing proof of employment and financial stability. Pierce expressed his anger and highlighted systemic discrimination in the housing sector and beyond.

Actor Wendell Pierce, star of 'Jack Ryan' and notable for roles in 'The Wire' and 'Ray', has publicly accused a white landlord of racism after his rental application was denied.

Despite submitting proof of employment, bank statements, and real estate holdings, Pierce's bid to rent an apartment in Harlem, a predominantly African-American neighborhood, was rejected.

Pierce expressed his frustration on social media, underscoring the broader systemic issues of bigotry and discrimination. He called for action against these ingrained societal injustices.

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