Pippa McClounan, communications manager of Tourette’s Action, told BBC News: “As much as these words do cause hurt and shock in people, it’s really vital that the public understands a fundamental truth about Tourette’s syndrome, that the tics are involuntary, and they are in no way reflection of what that person is thinking and their beliefs.
BBC apologises for not editing out racial slur shouted by guest with Tourette’s
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