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Samuel L. Jackson brands Argentina 'historically' racist after World Cup final

SAMUEL L. JACKSON sparked a backlash over the weekend after urging Black fans not to support Argentina's national soccer team, calling the country "historically" racist hours after its World Cup final loss to Spain.

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Jackson sparked a backlash over the weekend after urging Black fans not to support Argentina’s national soccer team, calling the country “historically” racist hours after its World Cup final loss to Spain.

Jackson, 77, shared a post to his Instagram Story on Sunday accusing Argentina of being “historically” racist following the country’s FIFA World Cup final defeat.

The post originated with the SEC Black Alumni Network and paired the message with an AI-generated image of Mr.

Jackson’s “Django Unchained” character, Stephen, photoshopped into an Argentina jersey — a nod to the character’s role as a Black overseer loyal to his white enslaver.

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