The Toronto Raptors recently released a video celebrating Women's History Month, but it backfired immediately. Fans were upset, as the video was offensive and called the Raptors insensitive.The Raptors quickly deleted the video and issued an apology via The Toronto Sun:"We're an organization that prides itself on doing the right thing when it comes to inclusion and representation, and we made a mistake (Tuesday)," the statement reads. "Our sincerest apologies to our players, our staff and our fans – we'll work to do better today and every day after."Molly Morrison@mollyhannahmsaved this before the raptors inevitably deleted a new candidate for the who-the-hell-approved-this-sports-team-account-tweet hall of fame5457369saved this before the raptors inevitably deleted a new candidate for the who-the-hell-approved-this-sports-team-account-tweet hall of fame https://t.co/mwI04AW1I3It was a cringey and misguided video, with Malachi Flynn saying that women "are the only one that can procreate." Precious Achiuwa followed up by saying, "They birth everybody," while Scottie Barnes did not make any controversial statements. He just said that women are queens.Fans went ballistic on social media, calling the video insensitive. They explained that women are not just about giving birth and procreating. Women are much more than what the Raptors portrayed them to be.Here are some of the reactions on Twitter against the Raptors: "Women can do more than have babies"john smith@Boom___Shaka@JazzForThree @TheNBACentral because women can do more than have babies?3@JazzForThree @TheNBACentral because women can do more than have babies?"It portrays women as only birth givers and not actual people"Ricky@Ricky42499@bernie23232323 @TheNBACentral Cause it portrays women as only birth givers and not actual people it's not a hard concept4@bernie23232323 @TheNBACentral Cause it portrays women as only birth givers and not actual people it's not a hard concept"They went straight to 'reproductive organs.'"Dr. Drew Dellinger@drewdellinger@TheNBACentral To those asking “Why are they apologizing?!?!”:The topic was Women’s *HISTORY* Month.*HISTORIC* women.Making *HISTORY*.They went straight to “reproductive organs.”Badly framed question; but if you can’t get better responses, don’t post it.They were right to apologize11@TheNBACentral To those asking “Why are they apologizing?!?!”:The topic was Women’s *HISTORY* Month.*HISTORIC* women.Making *HISTORY*.They went straight to “reproductive organs.”Badly framed question; but if you can’t get better responses, don’t post it.They were right to apologize"It was so awkward. It was a TERRIBLE question to begin with, plus the players gave terrible answers lol."Lillard 4 Governor@Dame4Govenor@RyanTalksBall @TheNBACentral Did you not watch the video lolIt was so awkward. It was a TERRIBLE question to begin with, plus the players gave terrible answers lol. The PR team never should've released that video.4@RyanTalksBall @TheNBACentral Did you not watch the video lolIt was so awkward. It was a TERRIBLE question to begin with, plus the players gave terrible answers lol. The PR team never should've released that video."That's like saying men are only relevant for their seed"Coops@GMCoops@TheNBACentral That’s like saying men are only relevant for their seed3@TheNBACentral That’s like saying men are only relevant for their seedWhile others were upset with the Toronto Raptors, some fans defended the team and the video was not malicious. Malachi Flynn and Precious Achiuwa stated facts and giving birth is one of the most beautiful things a woman can do. Some even thought that the Raptors didn't need to apologize.Here are some of the comments defending the Raptors: "Welcome to the new world order."Mistress B@TheMistressB@emilyraustin @TheNBACentral Because we must believe men can have babies and menstrual cycles also! Welcome to the new world order.104312@emilyraustin @TheNBACentral Because we must believe men can have babies and menstrual cycles also! Welcome to the new world order."It is something to be proud of tho. Without them, the human race is finished."F@itsjustaF@aRealOne_2 @_jasonleino @TheNBACentral It is something to be proud of tho. Without them, the human race is finished.19@aRealOne_2 @_jasonleino @TheNBACentral It is something to be proud of tho. Without them, the human race is finished."Why do they have to apologize for something that is fact?"Lauren Russell@SheGotSports@TheNBACentral I feel like saying we can birth is a compliment …. like why do they have to apologize for something that is fact513@TheNBACentral I feel like saying we can birth is a compliment …. like why do they have to apologize for something that is fact"Nothing here offended me"Sade👋 #FlyEaglesFly 🦅@KCySC_@TheNBACentral Nothing here offended me, what happened?! did I miss something? Was something left out? Lmao371@TheNBACentral Nothing here offended me, what happened?! 😫 did I miss something? Was something left out? Lmao"Why is saying that they could give birth an insult?"Bill Russell@Lswerkdv@TheNBACentral Why is saying that they could give birth an insult lol it’s the greatest gift to humanity and none of us would be here without it 3@TheNBACentral Why is saying that they could give birth an insult lol it’s the greatest gift to humanity and none of us would be here without it 😭Also Read: He's hustling backwards" - Shannon Sharpe offers advice to Ja Morant in wake of teenager assault scandalToronto Raptors to host Women's Empowerment Night on March 14Gary Trent Jr. of the Toronto RaptorsDespite their ill-advised Women's History Month video celebration, the Toronto Raptors will host Women’s Empowerment Night on Mar. 14 at the Scotiabank Arena. The Raptors will face the Denver Nuggets that night, and it will probably be an important game with playoff implications.The Raptors decided not to be sellers at the trade deadline, acquiring Jakob Poeltl from the San Antonio Spurs to improve their roster. They're ninth in the Eastern Conference and have a 31-33 record.However, the Raptors have been on fire recently, winning seven of their last ten games. They still have a chance to improve their position in the standings, as they're just four games behind the sixth seed, which is the last guaranteed postseason berth.Also Read: "Lakers was holding him back!" - 4 straight losses in Russell Westbrook era add to LA Clippers misery, spark hilarious memes and reactions