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" As we reported earlier in the week, E! Fashion Police presenter Giuliana Rancic rightly got into hot water for making offensive comments about Zendaya Coleman&amp;#039;s hair at the Oscars and the young actress responded with a passionate statement on Twitter.  She called the comments that her dreadlocks made her look like &amp;quot;she smells like patchouli oil\u2026 or maybe weed&amp;quot; (seriously, that&amp;#039;s what Giuliana said on actual television) &amp;quot;disrespectful&amp;quot; and an &amp;quot;outrageously offensive stereotype&amp;quot;. Well, now the celebs have waged in to show their support. A-list actress Kerry Washington retweeted Zendaya&amp;#039;s powerful response adding a &amp;quot;Well done Beautiful. XO&amp;quot; and Khloe Kardashian replied &amp;quot;Keep empowering and shine bright!&amp;quot; Here, here sisters.    Well done Beautiful. XO \u201C@Zendaya: pic.twitter.com/Lieyt5M1UH\u201D \u2014 kerry washington (@kerrywashington) February 24, 2015       @Zendaya you are a gorgeous, intelligent young lady! I love all that you represent! Keep empowering and shine bright! &#128139; \u2014 Khlo\u00E9 (@khloekardashian) February 24, 2015    Fellow 18-year-old Chloe Moretz supported her friend by responding with: &amp;quot;@Zendaya people need to grow up, realize it&amp;#039;s 2015, and act like it. Beautifully written&amp;quot;. Meanwhile Solange Knowles, she of remarkably hot hair, used it as an opportunity to point out that her &amp;#039;fro has been the subject of racism in a similar ilk: Like\u00A0E!&amp;#039;s out-dated Mani Cam, this prejudice - be it of gender or race - needs to end. Immediately. Giuliana has since issued an apology over her words, after being criticised on Twitter for not &amp;#039;being sorry enough.&amp;#039;  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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