article_snippet: But the skit has provoked anger on campus while Philip Ryken, the evangelical Christian college's president, has sent an email to all students and staff.
article_snippet: College bosses have acknowledged the skit was 'racially insensitive'.
article_snippet: According to the Chicago Tribune, team Captain Josh Aldrin, who is African-American, took responsibility for the skit and, in a letter to students, admitted 'we made a mistake.'
article_snippet: Ku Klux Klan wrote: 'As a black male, a team captain, and the leader of the group that performed the skit, I should have understood that (the) KKK and Confederate symbols are not funny in any context. '
article_snippet: In a statement posted on Mr Ryken website, the College said: 'The team captain acknowledged The team captain poor judgment in failing to consider the inherently hurtful meanings these symbols carry, though it was clear the skit was not motivated by racial hostility. '
article_snippet: All recognized that, regardless of the group's intent, the skit was inappropriate, and apologized in an e-mail to the campus community sent out around noon on Sunday.'
article_snippet: a statement posted on its website added: 'the College stands resolutely against racial insensitivity, including the use of symbols that convey hatred against African Americans and other ethnic minorities. '
highlights_snippet: College bosses have acknowledged that the skit was 'racially insensitive' 