you assume that the 1 example she shared is the sum of her whole experience of racism and discrimination in Canada. this isn't about her "feeling" discriminated "in the past" by "one individual". it's about actual discrimination that happens daily - from individuals and systems and industries (including much of the music industry). we should all be thankful that she used her time to speak openly about this. we should be thankful for the work she is doing and sharing with us. the world does owe her something for that work - at the very least some respect and compassion. As for the sound issue, she carried on performing like a pro. Her job was to make sure she was delivering the best performance possible, and the techs jobs were to support in that by providing professional sound - they failed at that, she didn't. "Celebrity-status" is irrelevant, she is entitled to have the same expectations on the sound crew as any other artist. She called it out appropriately.