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Bergdorf said the brand's new president Delphine Viguier had apologised for the way the situation was handled. She will now join the company's UK diversity and inclusion advisory board. On 1 June, the transgender model and activist tweeted: "You dropped me from a campaign in and threw me to the wolves for speaking out about racism and white supremacy.

With no duty of care, without a second thought. You do NOT get to do this. This is NOT okay, not even in the slightest. After speaking to Viguier, she wrote that she believes in "accountability and progress, not cancellation and grudges". She said: "While what happened three years ago was extremely traumatic for me personally and professionally, sitting on a board to provide a voice and a champion for black, trans and queer voices in the beauty industry is important for me.

I have spoken with loreal , please swipe for full statement. Thank you everyone for having my back with this matter over the past three years, it hasn't been easy. Looking forward to new beginnings and a new positive relationship with the L'Oreal team. Munroe x pic. On L'Oreal Paris's Instagram page , Viguier said she had had "an honest, transparent and vulnerable conversation" with Bergdorf.

We should have also done more to create a conversation for change as we are now doing. Viguier said L'Oreal would also donate to causes that support social justice. Ex-L'Oreal model defends racism comments. Illamasqua hires Munroe Bergdorf, sacked by French firm after urging white people to be aware of unconscious racism. Munroe Bergdorf was sacked by the French company last month after making the comments on Facebook in the wake of events in Charlottesville. On Wednesday the British firm Illamasqua announced she was fronting its new campaign based around gender fluidity.

She speaks out about the issues that affect not just her but the rest of our generation, seeking to improve the society we live in. Your entire existence is drenched in racism. Including a black transgender model was viewed as a big step forward for the beauty industry, with many viewing her recent firing as symptomatic of how disposable diversity is within the industry.