Martha Stewart Apologizes for Homeless Halloween Costume
Martha Stewart deleted a Halloween photo in which she appeared dressed as a homeless person and apologized after backlash.
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- Martha Stewart posted a Halloween photo of herself in torn clothes with dirt on her face, holding a sign reading 'I am hungry, help me!!'
- The post was deleted after backlash on social media.
- Stewart said the costume was intended to raise awareness about homelessness and that she was sorry it offended people.
- Stewart later said she 'really screwed up' and that her earlier statement 'didn't go far enough.'
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- BBC News (US & Canada)Wire / unratedMartha Stewart says she 'really screwed up' with homeless Halloween costume ↗
- The HillWire / unratedMartha Stewart: I 'really screwed up' with 'insensitive' Halloween costume ↗
- Breitbart (Politics)Far rightMartha Stewart Apologizes After Backlash over Homeless Person Halloween Costume ↗
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Should Martha Stewart have apologized for her homeless Halloween costume?
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