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michael jackson is apologizing to jewish
leaders for lyrics in a song off his new
album his story Jackson says he never
meant to offend anyone with the song
they don't care about us which includes
the lines Jimmy sue me everybody do me
kick me me don't you black and
white me Jackson says he was taking a
stand against prejudice but now
acknowledges his meaning could be
misconstrued he sent a letter to a
prominent rabbi apologizing and
promising to include a statement
explaining the meaning of the lyrics in
albums that haven't already been shipped
his story goes on sale Tuesday the rabbi
says he's satisfied with Jackson's
apology the fact that he has explained
himself and that he is recognized that
is not is not enough to simply say as an
artist I have license because this is
what I meant to portray the perennial
victim the issue is not Michael Jackson
the issue is the 20 million and maybe
more out there that are going to
purchase his record so I think he did
the right thing and it goes a long way
to address the issue to Country Music
veterans
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