Several contributors have dropped out of an upcoming Channel 4 documentary on the abuse disabled people face. | ITV National News
Several contributors have dropped out of the upcoming TV show after creators stuck with the name 'Rosie Jones: Am I A R*tard?'.
"But, in my opinion, society doesn’t take this word and other ableist forms of language as seriously as any other form of abuse from any other minorities. Shelby Lynch, a fashion and beauty influencer with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 2, described feeling "heartbroken" when she found out about the use of the slur.
While disabled model and content creator Lucy Dawson wrote on her Instagram story: "I do think the doc will be brilliant & discuss real important topics which is why it’s even more of a shame to use that title – I definitely won’t be watching because it’s gonna be too triggering regardless of if it’s good or bad for me now because of what went on behind the scenes – a lot of what I haven’t even scratched the surface with.
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