I think everyone understands what you intended. Nevertheless, this is a very classy gesture.
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I knew exactly what you meant! You are so kind and humble. Thank you for being you.
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Thank you for admitting you made a mistake, took ownership and learned from it.
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The irony is that it's a black woman who changed her last name to a Jewish name, denying racism.
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Think BEFORE a you speak it would alleviate you from having to apologize for hurting those who have been through enough without naive comments and take the survivor up on her olive branch to inform you - you could learn something.
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No you don’t get any easy out on Twitter.
Millions of viewers witnessed your Holocaust revisionism today. Please apologize and correct this horrific distortion tomorrow ON AIR.
In addition bring actual Holocaust survivors to speak in order to make this a truly teachable moment.
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Also she fails to address her comment that it was "between 2 white groups".
That kind of rhetoric is what justifies Antisemitism today.
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Love the number of non-Jews and non-Roma people accepting this apology on behalf of us. If you're not a member of the groups whose pain she diminished and waved away, you don't get to accept her apology. She needs to do better.
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It’s the fact that you said it in the first place, that you denied that Nazi Germany’s attempt to eliminate the Jewish people wasn’t racially based. How? How did you remotely feel that to be appropriate or indeed true? It was ignorance of the highest order.
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