The Apprentice’s Jana Denzel quits series amid racism controversy

Jana Denzel, a dentist on Harley Street on Harley Street in The BBC, The Apprentice, left the offer greatly after reprimanding the producers to describe the black person as “colored”.

Although the BBC insists that his exit was not associated with observation, Dr. Denzel – who was already undergone diversity – says that other candidates were simply more passionate about winning the investment of 250,000 pounds than it was.

During the task that focused on creating a character for a marketing campaign, Dr. Denzel's use of the word “colored” members of the team. The accident was escalated to the production team, which led to discussions with the exhibition heads and pushed Dr. Denzel to receive diversity training to emphasize why the term is not acceptable.

In the exit it was recently broadcast during the fifth episode of the show. Dr. Denzel said: “When talking more about the reason for his departure, I had an incredible experience in the show, but after a lot of deliberations, I realized that it was not the right way for me.” Regardless of the task results, I already made a decision to stay away because I did not feel that it was appropriate for me to continue when there was a lot of talented candidates who wanted it more than I did. My work and my family have always been my priority, and I wanted to return to them.

“I am very grateful for the experience and I will be proud of all the wonderful people I met all the way and I am now looking to support everyone from side lines and focus on developing my work, which is very excited.”

Although the rumors were divided that the row of racism affected his decision, the BBC said he withdrew for separate reasons.

Dr. Denzel, whose parents of the war that Sri Lanka escaped, run the practice of cosmetic dentistry on Harley Street in London, and to meet a list of a list of Appliers A. His mother and father publicly defended their son, claiming that his words were misunderstood and confirming that he grew up to evaluate totalitarianism and respect all cultures.

The trainee continues on the first BBC, as the viewers are now left to predict who will ultimately secure the investments of Lord Shofis, at a value of 250,000 pounds.

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