Woman apologizes after video of San Francisco resident confronted by white couple for stenciling 'Black Lives Matter' goes viral.
Juanillo called the incident"polite racism."
KGO reported that the woman in the video is Lisa Alexander, who is the owner of the skin care brand Laface according to the subscription service Birchbox.In a statement to KGO, Alexander apologized for her actions and said that she"should have minded her own business." "I did not realize at the time that my actions were racist and have learned a painful lesson," it continued.
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