How John Davidson Bafta Controversy Has United Scots Against Ignorant Online Bullies

The BAFTA Tourette racial slur controversy, explained, by a sociologist with Tourette's who studies social stigma

Tourette syndrome remains a deeply misunderstood condition, especially when it comes to obscene language tics, called coprolalia.

Scots Tourette's charity receives surge in donations after John Davidson's BAFTAs tics

Tourette Scotland has seen cash pledged from around the world after the campaigner, from Galashiels, came under fire for tics heard at the Baftas on Sunday.

Tourette’s and the Left's Newfound Love of Ableism

Exploring Tourette's syndrome, ableism, and societal double standards in the controversy surrounding John Davidson at the BAFTAs.

How John Davidson Bafta controversy has united Scots against ignorant online bullies

Amidst the bile directed at John Davidson because of his disability, genuine humanity has been on show in the form of people rallying to defend him

Michelle Dewberry blasts 'thick' Jamie Foxx as she fiercely defends John Davidson over Bafta slur row: 'Thickness and ignorance!'

Michelle Dewberry has called for actor Jamie Foxx to apologise to Tourette's sufferer and campaigner John Davidson after

Hendy BAFTA winner calls for Tourette's understanding after BBC apology over racist slur broadcast

Lauren Evans, who won the Best Casting BAFTA for her work on the film ‘I Swear’, said her incredible achievement has been “overshadowed” by the controversy. The incident occurred when John Davidson, the Tourette’s campaigner whose life the film is based on, had an involuntary tic that included a racist slur while two black actors were on stage. The BBC has since admitted it aired the slur in error and that a second slur was edited out of the cov…