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Kany apologizes for racial stereotype remarks about Black people liking watermelon, chicken

French choreographer and television personality Kany has apologized after facing criticism over remarks invoking racial stereotypes about Black people. While explaining her cultural background and the intentions behind her comments, she acknowledged that she had failed to fully consider the historical significance of such stereotypes in the United States. Kany posted an apology in English on her…

Kany apologizes for racial stereotype remarks about Black people liking watermelon, chicken

Choreographer and TV personality Kany issued an apology on Tuesday after facing backlash for making remarks that invoked racial stereotypes about Black people. In a video, she referenced watermelon, fried chicken and Fanta. Kany acknowledged in her apology that she had not considered the historical significance of these stereotypes in the United States. She posted the statement on her social media in English, addressing the controversy over her comments.

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