HOWARD COUNTY, Ind. -- An Indianapolis Colts cheerleader was called a racial slur by a high school student last week, but she decided to choose forgiveness.
The student, following a community event involving the Western School Corporation, posted a photo of himself and the woman with a caption that included a racial slur.
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The woman, Leanna E., posted a photo of herself and the student on Twitter Wednesday, along with a quote saying "Everyone makes mistakes. If you can't forgive others, don't expect others to forgive you."
"A week ago I was the victim of a racial slur that was shared around the world," she wrote. "Today, I chose forgiveness & feel stronger because of it."
A week ago I was the victim of a racial slur that was shared around the world. Today, I chose forgiveness & feel stronger because of it.??? pic.twitter.com/svnd1eDLfd
— Leanna E. (@LeannaE_CC) December 22, 2016
