"I understand he has a condition, but..." Well no. No you don't.

Complaining that a guy with Tourette's said an offensive word is like bitching that a paraplegic didn't join in with a standing ovation. Get a grip of yourselves you stupid pricks.

Every now & then you find the lid is lifted on the truth of how disabled people are really seen by society. Today is one of those moments. All the nice words & equality drives & this is how disabled people are treated the moment we do something that society deems wrong.

Will be watching I Swear for the first time based on the story on John Davidson. Hopefully more people will watch it and have a better understanding on Tourettes

Black people being called the n-word by non-Black people will always be painful b/c that word carries a very heavy painful weight for us. But people should also understand that a person with Corprolalia specifically isn't making an intentional racial or gendered attack, either.

After being named Shell Motorsports Kenya Action Photographer of the year 2025, and winning Gold in the Motorsports Category at the World Sport Photography Awards 2026, I'll be sharing from my 20+ years experience on what it takes to create stunning images that move audiences in

The last 24 hours have taught me I am so much less offended by Tourette’s than I am by incredibly, painfully stupid people.

"I Swear" coming on Netflix Ignore all the nonsense on Twitter .. Watch the movie on 10th march It's a masterpiece netflix.com/gb/title/82681…

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I really want to say something about the #BAFTA incident. Been trying to stay neutral but the backlash and media coverage is just heavy on my heart. It’s so important to hold space for recognition and empathy towards those who understandably feel offended, hurt, and upset at

I’m dealing with a family emergency, so I won’t be doing broadcast interviews on the John Davidson Tourette’s tic at the BAFTAs story. Hearing the N word shouted at two of the most successful black actors in the world, on stage at the BAFTAs and broadcast on the BBC, was

This woman - who was in the audience at the BAFTAs on Sunday evening - takes a fair and compassionate stance on the guest with Tourette's shouting a racial slur at two black actors. She provides important context: the audience had been briefed about John Davidson’s Tourette’s

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Sometimes even Ruto hides himself in the toilet and shouts "Mimi ndio Sifuna" 😂😂😂

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