BAFTA Review Into Awards N-Word Controversy Finds No Evidence of ‘Malicious Intent’ or ‘Institutional Racism’ but Asserts That Duty of Care ‘Fell Short’
BAFTA Review Into Awards N-Word Controversy Finds No Evidence of ‘Malicious Intent’ or ‘Institutional Racism’ but Asserts That Duty of Care ‘Fell Short’
The BBC has released findings from its investigation into how the N-word was broadcast during its coverage of the BAFTA Awards. The organization's complaints unit found that the inclusion of the word was highly offensive, with no editorial justification, and breached its standards, but that this was unintentional. Here's more from @ew.
The BBC’s Own Complaints Unit Finds Inclusion of BAFTAs Slur Outburst Was ‘Highly Offensive’ but ‘Unintentional’
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BAFTA Games Awards Nominations Unveiled
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