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'Bosnian Paris Hilton' sparks fury after 'blacking up' in support of George Floyd

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03.06.2020 - 20:51

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Bosnia’s answer to Paris Hilton has been slammed for digitally ‘blacking up’ in a bizarre George Floyd tribute. Telly bombshell Hana Hadziavdagic, 35, shared the barmy image as protests raged in the United States over Floyd’s death at the hands of a white cop.

Writing under the picture - which she had edited to make herself look black – she said people should be “loud against racism.” She added: ”In a racist society, it's not enough to just say that you are not a racist.” She quickly removed the photo after a wave of ridicule and wrote: "I apologise publicly if I offended anyone, it was not my intention. “Whoever wanted to understand why I did it, they understood, whoever seeks something bad in all good, that speaks for itself. “If anyone

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