Timberlake apologized in February for benefitting 'from a system that condones misogyny and racism.'
“First of all, I just want to thank Justin Timberlake,” Marlon Jackson told Andy Cohen on his Radio Andy talk show on Wednesday. “It takes a man to step up and do that, so we do thank him for doing that.”
Jackie Jackson added,"It's nice he did something like that because it kind of hurt Janet in the past and for him to step up and say that, it means a whole lot."in February, apologizing specifically to both Janet Jackson and Britney Spears for times he “did not speak up for what was right.” In Jackson's case, the “Cry Me a River” singer was referring to the backlash following the infamous “wardrobe malfunction” at the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, when he accidentally exposed Jackson’s breast on live TV.Jeff Haynes / AFP via Getty Images
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