Strangers mocked me in my wheelchair for 'tongue out' trend on TikTok. Nobody intervened

BBC NewsSaturday, November 15, 2025 at 1:36:47 AM
Strangers mocked me in my wheelchair for 'tongue out' trend on TikTok. Nobody intervened
The incident involving a BBC reporter being mocked in a wheelchair for a TikTok trend underscores a troubling trend of disability harassment that is often exacerbated by social media. As seen in various reports, including those on the BBC's governance and funding, the media plays a crucial role in highlighting societal issues. The lack of intervention during the mocking incident raises questions about public awareness and the responsibility of bystanders, a theme echoed in broader discussions about social accountability in today's digital age.
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