In particular, in 2016, I used misguided arguments on Twitter to defend a student who dressed in Blackface as Tupac for Halloween. Magic Cat Academy is a series of browser games created as Google Doodles in celebration of Halloween. Shortly after the season’s first episode aired in January, Greer issued her first apology in her Instagram story and wrote, “In my past, I have made some uneducated, ignorant and frankly, wrong, comments on my social media accounts.

In the tweets, she dismissed the blackface costume as “dumb but not racist” and that “it wasn’t an intentional racist act.” At the time, her friend was a sophomore at Lamar High School in Houston where Blitzer, who was 18, had attended. In October during the filming of the 27th season of the ABC reality dating show, which already had a troubled history of racism, screenshots of deleted tweets had surfaced on Reddit that showed Blitzer coming to her friend’s defense. This time, the apology was in front of a live studio audience. Greer Blitzer, a contestant on the latest season of “The Bachelor,” gave a second apology for defending a former classmate who dressed in a racist blackface costume at a Halloween party.

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