Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who markets himself as a paragon of political correctness, has been forced to issue an apology after a photo emerged of him at a private school gala in 2001 wearing “brownface” and a turban.
Speaking on the photo, Mr Trudeau said: “I shouldn’t have done it. I should have known better, but I didn’t and I’m really sorry”.
This comes just as the avowedly progressive PM gears up for a general election campaign Canada.
Trudeau famously remarked that the reason he ensured half his cabinet was 50% female was because it was 2015, sparking a torrent of memes mocking the “{insert current year}” philosophy progressives use to justify disregarding merit and character in favour of identity politics.
Just a few years later though, the self-proclaimed feminist was himself accused of sexual harassment by a Journalist in incident from two decades ago.
In a series of gaffs, the Prime Minister has been mocked mercilessly including one in which his obviously fake eye lashes fell off during a life tv interview earlier this year.
When not marching with drag queens in the street the Canadian Prime Minister is also busy pushing the LGBTQ2IA agenda and pontificating about his moral superiority.
These latest photos were discovered after the 2001 yearbook of West Point Grey Academy in Vancouver was obtained by Time Magazine from businessman, Michael Adamson who gave the picture to Time Magazine.
Trudeau was attending an “Arabian nights” themed party at the time.
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