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Nick Cannon says he's on a "journey of atonement" following his anti-Semitic remark controversy
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"I hurt people," he said on ABC's Soul of a Nation. "I'm going to lean into it. I want to understand why I hurt you, what did I say? What are these tropes? Educate me. My journey's not going to stop whether the person watching this forgives me or not. I'm still going to hopefully, through this process, be on the right side of history and bring people closer together." ALSO: Cannon advocates for "counsel culture" instead of "cancel culture."
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