It seems like Stassi was not super aware that calling the police on Faith could be viewed as racist until many people, including Faith, pointed it out to her. She admitted to Tamron that she now understands that her not understanding was due to her white privilege. 

“I didn’t understand that just because something wasn’t about race for me doesn’t mean it’s not about race for the other person," she said.

But another issue was brought back up, in which Stassi was asked to explain her thinking behind sharing an image on an Instagram Story back in 2018, in which she labeled her friends' outfits "Criminal chic" and "Tupac chic," before labeling her own "Nazi chic." 

Of the three labels, fans took the most offense at "Nazi chic." At the time, the reality star was taken to task by many of her followers, who informed her that it was greatly in poor taste to joke about Nazis in such a manner. Stassi removed the image and then reshared it on a new Instagram Story, with the caption, "Appropriate redo." In the new image, "Nazi chic" was changed to "#Elsa-Indiana Jones chic." 

When Tamron asked about her “Nazi chic” phrasing, Stassi explained, “It was a poor joke among me and my friends, and it was so wrong. I have spent my life as a privileged person and it is my fault … the issue is, I did not know better. I was so used to making jokes at other people’s expense.”