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Michael B. Jordan’s Reaction After BAFTA Audience Member Shouted The N-Word At Him Revealed
- During the 2026 BAFTA Awards, a racial slur was heard while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting on stage.
- The remark was later attributed to John Davidson, a Tourette’s campaigner whose life inspired the film I Swear.
- BBC issued a private apology to Jordan and Lindo, which they reportedly accepted.
- The incident sparked a global debate on how to balance the neurology of involuntary tics with racial harm.
- Sources cited The Hollywood Reporter, Vanity Fair, BBC, and Daily Mail as part of the evolving coverage.
- Davidson later described himself as deeply mortified if his involuntary tics were mistaken for intentional harm.
- BAFTA issued a formal statement taking full responsibility and pledged to learn from the incident.
- The incident intensified discussions about disability accountability and the need for clear responses to offensive language.
- Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo reportedly stayed on stage and did not address the slur at that moment.
- Organizers were accused of downplaying the situation backstage according to some insiders.
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