Tina Fey knows she 'screwed up' in her Charlottesville sheet-cake segment for 'SNL'

Though Tina Fey’s Charlottesville sketch for Saturday Night Live is a couple thousand controversies in the past, the actress and comedy writer now admits she “screwed up” when she suggested people stay home and ignore white supremacists rather than protest their presence in person.

But first, a quick recap: After white supremacists descended on Charlottesville, Virginia in August 2017 for an alt-right rally that turned physically violent, Fey appeared on Saturday Night Live‘s “Weekend Update” and told would-be protesters to buy a sheet cake and eat it, instead. 

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Source: Mashable | Tina Fey knows she 'screwed up' in her Charlottesville sheet-cake segment for 'SNL'