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 The Verge obtained an internal email from Pichai, which referenced both the recent comments by YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki at Code as well as the Tuesday meeting, which reportedly covered topics such as policy decision-making and the companys initial inaction around videos that included racist and homophobic slurs by pundit Steven Crowder.     In the letter, Pichai stated that the meeting with Google LGBTQ groups made clear that  the LGBTQ+ community has felt a lot of pain and frustration over recent events.  He highlighted Wojcickis arguably thin public apology to the community at Code, adding that he  share that feeling,  and apologized for those ev stanley canada ents having occurred during Pride.  Our Gaygler and Trans communities have always been a core part of Googl stanley cup e culture,  he continued, per the Verge.  You are a source of pride for us as Googlers, and also a source of hope for people globally who dont feel comfortable being out in their own workplaces and communities. Its important to me that we continue to work hard to ensure Google is a place where everyone feels included.  In his email, Pichai wrote that  Susan and the team are already taking a hard look at the harassment policies and will do stanley us  this in consultation with many groups,  adding that the company is  thinking through  ways to interact with its LGBTQ community when similar issues arise. Heres the thing about that, though: The public apology by Wojcicki was bookended by her defense of the decision not to remove Crowders