Florence Pugh apologises for cultural appropriation

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Florence Pugh has issued a lengthy statement admitting she was complicit in cultural appropriation for years before she finally realised what she was doing.Amid ongoing Black Lives Matter protests worldwide and calls for an end to systemic racism, the Little Women star took to Instagram to address her previously unprincipled behaviour. Pugh penned that she had set her hair in cornrows when she was 17, something she now regrets.Explaining “the history and heartbreak over how when Black girls (wear cornrows) they’re mocked and judged, but when white girls do it, it’s only then perceived as cool,” Pugh confessed she was affronted when a friend called her out for adopting the braided hairstyle.

Florence Pugh is trying hard to be part of the solution when it comes to systemic racism — and that means recognizing her own offenses.

Florence Pugh recently dropped an Instagram post for her fans in which she apologized for appropriating other cultures. On her IG, the 24-year-old explained that she was “ashamed” to look back on some of her previous actions, including getting henna tattoos and styling her hair into “cornrows.” Pugh decided to write the long post in response to a photo that a fan brought to her attention.

Florence Pugh recently took to Instagram and apologised for the time she culturally misappropriated. The actress reflected on a few past events and shared a lengthy statement confessed she is "embarrassed" and "ashamed".

Florence Pugh says she is "truly sorry" for appropriating cultures in the past. The 24-year-old actress posted a lengthy statement to her Instagram account on Friday, letting her 1.5 million followers know that she is "ashamed" to look back at some of her past actions of cultural appropriation, which include getting henna tattoos and getting her hair braided into "corn rows." The "Little Women" star began her three-page apology by pointing out that the last four weeks have been "huge" in terms of understanding and acknowledging white privilege.

Florence Pugh has said she is "truly sorry" for appropriating cultures when she was younger, apologizing in a lengthy statement on Instagram. The Little Women star said that in order to confront racism, "we have to look at ourselves and see how we were adding to this problem." Pugh added that she was "uneducated" and "unread" at the time, and has learned to silence her "white fragility" to acknowledge her past mistakes.

Florence Pugh has apologised for appropriating cultures when she was younger.The Midsommar star reflected on her ‘uneducated’ and ‘unread’ actions after a fan called her out.The 24-year-old opened up in a lengthy Instagram post discussing having cornrows at 18 and becoming ‘obsessed’ with henna at eight years old.‘We have to look at ourselves and see how we were adding to this problem,’ she wrote.

Florence Pugh has offered a heartfelt apology for appropriating other cultures in the past, in a lengthy statement she posted on social media.Confessing ignorance for her actions, the Little Women star, 24, admitted she was 'uneducated' and 'unread' in the years before she finally realized how she had disrespected cultures and religions.But now, after four weeks of protests, marches and rallies in support of Black Lives Matter across the world following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, the Academy Award-nominated actress explained how she's learning 'a tidal wave of information' and that 'to see change I must be part of the change.' Humbled: Florence Pugh, 24, apologized for appropriating cultures in a heartfelt and

Florence Pugh has opened up in a lengthy statement on social media, where she admits she was complicit in cultural appropriation for years before she finally realized what she was doing.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmBAFTA nominated Little Women star Florence Pugh has signed with CAA. This closely follows the exit of her longtime agent George Freeman from WME.

Justin Kroll Film ReporterCAA has signed “Little Women” star Florence Pugh.Pugh received Academy Award and BAFTA Award nominations for her performance in the Greta Gerwig-directed “Little Women,” which has earned more than $209 million at the global box office.She will next be seen in Marvel’s “Black Widow,” directed by Cate Shortland, opposite Scarlett Johansson, Rachel Weisz and David Harbour. Later this fall, she will begin production on Olivia Wilde’s “Don’t Worry Darling” starring Chris Pine, Shia LaBeouf and Dakota Johnson.Pugh first gained recognition with her breakthrough performance in “Lady Macbeth,” directed by William Oldroyd.