BREAKING: Woke venue CANCELS BLEXIT/TPUSA event in NYC, BLEXIT vows event will go on

In a virtue-signaling move, the Music Hall of Williamsburg faced instant backlash after abruptly canceling an event featuring prominent black and brown conservatives with just three days' notice.

The event, organized by BLEXIT and TPUSA, was set to showcase influential figures such as Brandon Tatum, Candace Owens, Anthony Davis, and Yoenmi Park, three black Americans and a North Korean defector.

The cancellation immediately sparked outrage within conservative circles, with Charlie Kirk expressing his frustration on Twitter. In a strongly worded statement, Kirk said, "Outrageous!! A bunch of white liberal New Yorkers just canceled a BLEXIT/TPUSA venue for an event featuring Brandon Tatum, Candace Owens, Anthony Davis, and Yoenmi Park—3 black Americans and 1 North Korean defector—with less than three days' notice."

Kirk further vowed to proceed with the event despite the setback. "Our event will go on AS PLANNED at a new venue. We will not let the radical left terrorize us and win. We'll see you in NYC tomorrow," he said defiantly.

The sudden cancellation by the Music Hall of Williamsburg drew attention to the issue of perceived intolerance towards black and brown Americans among some segments of the left. Kirk encouraged supporters to express their discontent to the venue, tweeting, "Please let The Music Hall of Williamsburg @bowerypresents know you don't appreciate their intolerance toward black and brown Americans."

The decision to cancel the event at such short notice has raised questions about the freedom of expression and diversity of ideas in public spaces. 

The Music Hall of Williamsburg released a cringeworthy statement implying that Candance Owens and her fellow BLEXIT members were the wrong kind of minorities.

Despite the setback, BLEXIT has managed to secure an alternative venue in Long Island City to ensure the event proceeds as planned. This has, in turn sparked outrage by Antifa and woke New York politicians, with State Senator Kristen Gonzalez, Senate Deputy Majority Leader Michael Gianaris, Assembly Members Zohran Mamdani and Jessica González-Rojas, and City Council Members Julie Won and Tiffany Cabán actively lobbying for the deplatforming of black and brown conservative Americans.

As the controversy surrounding the cancellation continues to unfold, it highlights the challenges faced by conservative figures seeking to express their viewpoints in blue states and cities.