Cardi B has something to say about Utah’s new porn-blocker law

The rapper tweeted that the state still allows the FLDS “cult” to do “disgusting things.”

(AP file photo | Vianney Le Caer/Invision) On Tuesday, rapper Cardi B, photographed in 2019, criticized Utah's new anti-porn legislation on Twitter.

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