She has nothing to apologize for. She's not the problem, the system is. She's a gifted actor who has never shied away from roles deeply entrenched in the black experience from Beloved, to Colored Girls and now God's Country. She has opened more doors for black women in the industry than she has slammed close. Your filmography speaks for itself and don't worry about the reaction, anyone with common sense knows her statement is one of empathy and compassion: the internet is always going to internet.