Madonna has offered a half-hearted apology for posting photoshopped photos of civil rights leaders to promote her new album, before adding, "I didn't do it, my fans did." The singer provoked criticism yesterday when she posted pictures of Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King, amongst others, with black cords photoshopped onto their faces. This❤️#rebelheart fought for freedom! Ett foto publicerat av Madonna (@madonna) Jan 1, 2015 at 8:07 PST This ❤️#rebelheart had a dream! A photo posted...
Madonna has offered a half-hearted apology for posting photoshopped photos of civil rights leaders to promote her new album, before adding, "I didn't do it, my fans did." The singer provoked criticism yesterday when she posted pictures of Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King, amongst others, with black cords photoshopped onto their faces. This❤️#rebelheart fought for freedom! Ett foto publicerat av Madonna (@madonna) Jan 1, 2015 at 8:07 PST This ❤️#rebelheart had a dream! A photo posted...
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