To me, the issue is both the statement AND the person behind the statement. A lot of business women work hard to get what they have and KK is the last person who needs to be claiming otherwise. And I'm so sick of these so called apologies where public figures take no responsibility or acknowledgement of what they said but instead use excuses like, it was taken out if context or they were really saying something other than what we clearly heard being said. And the icing on the cake ... 'I'm sorry if you took it the wrong way.' As if our ears don't work or we lack the ability to understand exactly what we heard with our own ears. May as well have not 'apologized' at all.