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🚨 BREAKING 'Is the failure not on the BBC for this?!' BAFTA has apologised 'unreservedly' to the black and disability communities after a racial slur was called out during the show by a man suffering with Tourette syndrome, then left in the broadcast version.

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A Prerecorded Slur Isn’t an Accident BAFTA had time. Time to review. Time to edit. Time to decide what the world would and would not see. And that’s why this moment landed the way it did for so many Black folks. Yes, Tourette syndrome is real. It deserves understanding. But acknowledging that does not erase the historical weight of the N-word that ultimately went out to millions in a prerecorded broadcast. 🧵
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