Michael B. Jordan has not publicly spoken following the incident at the BAFTAs, but privately, reports claim he's "repulsed" by what happened. Source: Wiktor Szymanowicz / Getty During the BAFTAs on Sunday, Feb 22, a racial slur was hurled at Jordan and his Sinners co-star Delroy Lindo during their moment on stage. The obscenity was shouted by Tourette's syndrome campaigner John Davidson, who was ticking while sitting in the audience, and while the racial slur was involuntary, the moment reportedly left the actor's parents in tears. Michael B.