“You made me feel, as a black person, invalidated and I never felt as a friend I could tell you about the things that hurt me without it being spun back onto to me.'
in which she apologized to him for"anything I ever did to make him feel that I was being micro-aggressive or racist."
"I refuse to be as ignorant as I've been in the past for life," she also wrote, later adding that she"will take that & make it all the more reason to fight to educate others now." Mongeau also apologized for taking a while to respond before saying that,"I know who I am inside & I know where my morals lie. I am forever sorry for things I've said in the past — but know I am not that person now. I will do everything in my power to show you that."
Additionally, she went on to thank her fans for holding her accountable, writing that"to think I've ever had a sense of humor that relied on shock value like that fucking disgusts me." "Anything i can do to be better, grow, and be a help to society with my platform and nothing but that — please let me know," Mongeau concluded."I am not that Tana — and I refuse to do anything but evolve and educate myself. I am so sorry it took me this long to even say this."but i am taking responsibility for all of my actions in the past, i know i am an adult. there are no excuses for my behavior, and i know that.
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