L.Z. GRANDERSON, CNN COMMENTATOR: Ricky used to slap Lucille Ball on the bottom when she misbehaved. Remember, "I'll punch you to the moon." That's domestic violence and that was part of our comedic bits of two of the most iconic comedies of all time. That should tell you where we are and how far we've come in terms of domestic violence being seen as a serious crime in this country. I wrote a piece about Chris Brown about five or six years ago talking about how it was difficult for me to listen to his music. More women came after me defending Chris Brown than men. "He made a mistake. Rihanna for gave him, you should too, mind your own business." These are the conversations we hear surrounding Ray Rice, and surround Miles Davis and his legacy and history of domestic violence, with Chris Brown and many, many, many more. So we need to continue to use this as a springboard to talk about the seriousness of domestic violence and that the World Health Organization said 40 percent of all women who are killed are killed by their intimate lovers, husbands, boyfriends. 40 percent on the globe. That is global issue. It's a society issue. And until we take it seriously, we're not going to have any true progress.</s>MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: Wendy, L.Z., forgiveness is important but we first have to take a look and be honest about what's happening and take responsibility. As a nation we've got to do that. Thank you so much for joining us. A really important conversation. The two of you have a good weekend.</s>GRANDERSON: Thank you.</s>PEREIRA: Folks at home, let us know what you think. I know you're probably talking to your TV right now. Tweet us, send us a message on Facebook. Get in touch. We'll be right back.
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