Activist Who Interrupted Clinton: 'Apology Not Accepted'

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Activist Who Interrupted Clinton: ‘Apology Not Accepted’

Protesters unfurled a banner referencing a remark Clinton made about at-risk youth in a 1996 speech.

By Andrew Breiner

Posted February 26, 2016 at 7:39pm

Ashley Williams, the Charlotte-based activist who confronted Hillary Clinton at a fundraiser Wednesday, released an open letter on Twitter Thursday saying Clinton’s apology was “not accepted.”

One last thing. #WhichHillary pic.twitter.com/afJ6pLogRo

— ashley williams (@Ash_Bash23) February 26, 2016

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