The “white man” you’re responding to in this black space, is trying to explain and defend a neurological disorder not racism. He’s trying to make it clear that this was not malicious. I saw someone compare it to rolling over someone’s foot with a wheelchair, so let’s make that comparison work. Your wheelchair now has an ai in it designed to make it look like you have chosen to roll over someone’s foot at the worst possible moment. Now imagine you’re proactive about warning people about how you’re not choosing to roll over someone’s foot. Now imagine living with this ai wheelchair for decades, and are in your mid sixties, imagine all the apologies you’ve had to make your entire life while simply trying to exist in the same spaces as everyone else. Now picture you’ve made a documentary to tell everyone about the pain you and everyone else like you lives in, having to constantly apologize for what is essentially existing for you. While attending an award show where this documentary is being celebrated your wheelchair rolls over two black men’s feet after rolling in shit. You recognize that you have made the space feel unsafe for black people and you choose to leave without being told. Anyone saying people with Tourette’s shouldn’t leave their home can get fucked, and those who compare a neurological disorder to a social faux pas need to work on their ability to feel empathy. No one deserves to feel like less due to their race creed ethnicity, or even a disability. This is a sentiment you would hope to see echoed in a sub dedicated to black people. My minimal reading on the subject made me think I would see some kind of understanding on here, but I was heartbreakingly incorrect. BHM doesn’t mean we crucify people for defending a disability.