Georgia principal apologizes for racist graduation ceremony remarks

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Saturday, the internet was abuzz with the story of Nancy Gordeuk, a Georgia school principal who made racist remarks during the senior class graduation ceremony at TNT Academy.

Now she’s issuing an apology — of sorts.

A local CBS news affiliate caught up with the viral video star to get her side of the story and find out how she’s been dealing with her newfound notoriety.

Yet to some, her explanation seems even more bizarre than her original offense.

Gordeuk believes that “the devil was in the house,” insinuates that she may have been possessed and is sure God has forgiven her. Unfortunately, the internet is not as merciful, which was evidenced by the hundreds of angry emails she received after her personal information was leaked online.

Check out the full coverage below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=16&v=aXnV0p1EjTU