Amber Rose has garnered a reputation for unapologetically expressing her opinions on hot-button topics that inevitably ruffle the public's feathers and her latest comments on the #MeToo movement didn't fall short.

During a recent appearance on The Raw Word with Michael Eric Dyson and Claudia Jordan, the SlutWalk organizer explained why she finds the movement "frustrating."

"It's kind of frustrating to me because all of a sudden, feminism became such a mainstream thing now that white — no shade — white, rich actresses start coming out saying, 'Met too, me too,'" she said. "But, what happened to all of us?"

Seemingly discounting the several people of color who have come forward, including the likes of Lupita Nyong'o, Gabrielle Union, Terry Crews and more, she continued.

"What happened to the strippers, the LGBTQ community, and the Black girls in college?" she said. "Nobody wanted to talk about these people."

Take a look at her explain her gripe, below:

In the same interview, she also touched on the pay gap between African-American actresses and white actresses.

What do you think of her seemingly premature and poorly researched comments.