It's Friday I'm Doing it on My Own Terms
This week we're tackling three stories that all circle around the same big questions — who has a duty of care, who gets to tell someone else's story, and what happens when women just get on with it.
We start with the BAFTAs and the moment that's dominated the conversation all week. During the ceremony, John Davidson, the real-life inspiration behind the film I Swear, experienced verbal tics associated with his Tourette's syndrome, including a racial slur directed towards two Black actors on stage. The BBC chose not to edit it out of the delayed broadcast despite cutting other content. We talk…
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