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'Good Place' Producer Megan Amram Apologizes for Racist & Offensive Tweets

'Good Place' Producer Megan Amram Apologizes for Racist & Offensive Tweets

Megan Amram, a popular Twitter personality and co-executive producer of NBC’s The Good Place, has issued an apology for past insensitive tweets.

The 32-year-old posted these tweets from 2011-2013 and contain racist and offensive language directed at Asian-Americans, Jewish people and people with disabilities.

“I would like to address some tweets from over the past decade that have been circulating recently,” she wrote. “I fear this will not convey everything that I want it to, but I am speaking from the heart and trying my best to communicate my sincere regret. I am deeply embarrassed and more apologetic than you can ever know.”

“My instinct is to share the varying degrees of explanation for every tweet that has offended,” she wrote, “but I know full well there are no excuses. I will be sorry for as long as I live that I have hurt even one person, and I very much understand why my words have hurt many more. Also, I specifically would like to apologize to the Asian American community, who I have hurt most with my tweets. I very much understand why you are hurt,” she continued. “An apology means nothing without action and change behind it, and I assure you that the reason these tweets are from years ago is because action and change IS behind it. As my platform grew, I learned the power I had to amplify voices and the responsibility that came along with it. My platform and jobs are meaningful tools to foster diverse writers, combat workplace discrimination, educate myself, donate and to consciously and vocally support BIPOC, LGBTQ people and more.”

“I have been silent on this in the hopes that my current actions would speak louder than my past words, and that was my mistake, but I would like to make it very clear now how deeply sorry I am. I’m not posting the tweets here since I do not want to hurt people again with those words. But I want to be very clear: I am sorry. I mean it and I will prove that every day for the rest of my life,” Megan concluded.

We have included a link to the offensive tweets here if you wish to read these statements.

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