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Atlanta Journal-Constitution Editor Kevin Riley issues statement on tweet

By Kevin Riley
Oct 23, 2013

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution sincerely regrets an earlier Twitter message that contained an inappropriate statement.

We took immediate action to apologize via social media and will issue an apology in Thursday’s print edition.  We do not condone such offensive messages and are reviewing our procedures to ensure this type of error does not happen again.

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