Regarding the Michael Kovach situation, I'm not black but as a Middle Eastern woman I figured I would toss my own two cents here
I think people are allowed to feel shocked and upset, I mean I would be if I found out a celebrity I liked made a misogynistic or racist joke at my community's expense. I don't think telling black people they're being dramatic is a productive thing to do.
However, I also want to remind some people that these VAs are not your friends, and you really really need to stop treating them as if they are. Both to the people defending Michael relentlessly as if he isn't a grown ass man, AND to the people harassing him like it wasn't a clip from almost a decade ago.
I understand feeling disappointed, but you have to treat this situation the same way you'd treat a coworker whom you found out something similar about recently. It's your choice whether you want to choose to continue supporting this series and other things featuring Michael or not, just like how it would be your choice to continue working for that company or not.
You cannot change anybody, but you also cannot expect people to be perfect.
To me, it sucks, but ultimately this is something that you have to decide based on your own morals and feelings because at the end of the day, Michael has been vocally and explicitly pro BLM and pro abolishing ICE and he has owned up and taken accountability of his actions. There really is nothing more he can do than that, so it's up to you whether you want to support him and the people affiliated with him or to walk away.
I think it's good to call out these things when we can, but we should also be fair while we do. Vocally harassing other people who hold different feelings than you isn't productive, unless they're genuinely being a racist asshat which I've seen a lot of people being. I don't care about bigoted people's feelings, but I do care about the feelings of people trying their genuine best to be good people.
EDIT3: Additionally, harassing black fans and black people who are hurt by this is just plainly racism. Calling people out on harmful actions is not a bad thing to do and you cannot tell someone that they're wrong for feeling hurt ESPECIALLY if you're white and they're black. Black people are entitled to their own feelings and if they want to say "I don't want to support this guy anymore" even after seeing everything, it should be left at that. Put simply, it's not white people's place to say whether or not black people should still be supporting him or TADC or any projects he's in. If you're not black, forgiveness isn't in your hands. You can only determine by yourself whether or not you still want to engage with TADC.
So far I haven't seen anyone harass people who still enjoy TADC (except trolls) so I don't think that's an important point to bring up
And I think having a good understanding of your own personal boundaries is one of the most important tools you can have at your disposal. You can always utilize the block button, blocking people isn't a cowardly thing to do.
Black people feel free to weigh in and let me know if I said anything that could be read as offensive or wrong! I try my best to be clear with my wording but I'm not very good at getting my point across sometimes
EDIT: I'm also gonna add that I don't really give a shit about Michael's reputation because again, he's not my friend, I'm not going to pretend like whatever happens to him is my business to deal with. He's a grown man, he can deal with his issues himself. I don't forgive nor do I not forgive him because I don't think that's my battle to fight. The only reason I care about how he handled it is because I don't want to keep supporting people who are CURRENTLY pieces of garbage, which to my knowledge Michael hasn't been.