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Send a complaint to the BBC today. Make them understand that under no circumstances should that clip have been broadcast. bbc.co.uk/contact/compla…

it’s an unfortunate situation and the response is wildly manipulative

People act real dense and slow when it comes to black people.

It's honestly a little on the nose that BAFTA superficially celebrated Black and disabled stories while doing nothing to materially support those communities, ultimately leaving those communities behind and fueling further division. The ultimate metaphor for neoliberalism.

people aren’t very educated about Tourette’s, that’s very true, but a lot of these tweets are also being VERY condescending to black people rightfully being upset at a racial slur outburst. you wanna educate people about prejudices… while being dismissive of another prejudice

actually isn’t a big deal to apologize for hurting someone ever. scary, antisocial, maladaptive how everyone is having a nervous breakdown at the thought of someone else apologizing haha. how horrific for anyone to have to know y’all irl

“Hence I have no mercy or compassion in me for a society that will crush people, and then penalize them for not being able to stand up under the weight.” - Malcolm X

It’s why when UK black twitter were saying we represent each other I said no we DO NOT. We represent ourselves over here because you’ll never speak for me and I will not come to half of your defence because you can’t defend people who are complicit in their own stupidity.

Giving people the okay to dismiss two black men being called slurs on stage isn’t very British and polite of you. Basic etiquete and manners and even disabled people are capable of that.

My thought exactly thank God classism protects us from engaging in real life with the unruly low lives over here because an apology is basic human manners and is very normal in British society and social circles so why half of the UK woke up and suggested the word sorry is

You can tell who’s been raised with empathy and kindness as a black child it shows in their self esteem as a black adult.

Ive been raised around white people who were taught to protect me at all costs and genuinely love me so even when I’m not around they’ve protected me from racial hatred amongst their own instead of being around those that tell me to suck it up, I’ve never had to be the STRONGEST

'That was not a safe space for anybody... it was absolutely inevitable.' Caller Sarah, who also has Tourette's, says the 'shambolic' Baftas incident was 'preventable'.

So 48 hours later, and no personal statement from the president of the BAFTAs, Prince William. And no indication that he has reached out to the 4 individuals, inlcuding Micheal b Jordan and Delroy Lindo, who had the N-word shouted at them. Some might argue that BAFTA's statement

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Metro, a British tabloid known for sensationalist and clickbait articles, has posted a fake story attributed to anonymous sources designed to draw racist attacks on Michael B Jordan in response to the BAFTA awards incident.

The author of the article, Pierra Willix, is apparently a white Australian woman living in London. Of course, her social media is locked down so nobody can criticize her.

No no don’t give them a pass that’s not true I know many black brits that have faced racism to their face but they ignore it because what are they going to do? Who are they going to tell? They have low self esteem because they’ve never felt protected and would rather suck it up