This Is Why Black Women Stay Mad At Kevin Hart
- By
Meg Butler
This Tweet About Dark-Skinned Black Women
Which he says he’s not apologizing for:
“That was just me being silly on Twitter, playing on a trending topic. Some people were offended by it, but that’s always a risk with comedy. Nobody’s going to find everything funny. I didn’t feel I had to apologize for something that was misconstrued and taken out of context. I have no ill will toward women, not dark-skinned women, not light-skinned women. I was just being silly. I’m a comedian. Being silly is my job; it’s how I pay my bills.”
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