Original sentence: Daily Mail, Daily Express) believe that Emily's naïveté in using the "N-word" enabled Channel 4 to use her as an scapegoat for their lack of intervention of aired racist remarks as aforementioned.They suggest that, far from being racist, Emily was trying to bond with two other housemates of different ethnic origins
Edited sentence: Daily Mail, Daily Express) believe that Emily naïveté in using the "N-word" enabled Channel 4 to use her as an scapegoat for their lack of intervention of aired racist remarks as aforementioned.They suggest that, far from being racist, Emily was trying to bond with two other housemates of different ethnic.Unfortunately, the repeating of "hiphop" lyrics which involved the "N-word" was to lead to Emily's.removal from the house, despite the fact the lyrics are wriitten and rapped by predominantly Black American artistes