Well it’s true. She said the n word multiple times and only “apologized” because people called her out on it. (Not even sure if she actually apologized or if that’s just what her stans said.)
Anyway as a black person I’m not accepting whatever apology she put out since she knows english. So no I don’t support her.
She did a cover for a language that’s not her first, let alone would have enough knowledge on the word, the context behind it, and why she shouldn’t say it. I think it’s unfair to expect a Chinese girl from China to know all of that, and then expect her to address the backlash for it in 0.3 seconds when
A. Is on Weibo, not Twitter where the outrage began
B. She’s a trainee under a company, therefore can’t release stuff on her own
I’m black too, and know the difference between ignorance & malice. I am no better than anyone & am bound to ignorance myself, and if it’s offensive I learn from it & move on
I know that for everyone too much to play moral high ground whenever someone makes a mistake
You don’t have to ever like her, but it’s really never that serious. It comes off as an excuse to hate at this rate
“You did something bad once, which means your not pure by my modern day standards, therefore your canceled for eternity”
Yeah not an ideology for me
