I watched this Dave Chapelle interview on Inside the Actors Studio (link below) several years ago because someone had recommended it to me, and it provides a much more important juxtaposition now than it did then...
There's a part in here where Dave begins talking about a movie he was filming and the production team sent someone to his trailer to get him to wear a dress in the film...
It wasn't in the script, it didn't make logical sense for the movie or scene. But they'd re-written it to have him don a dress...
I had never noticed before, but Dave goes on a mini-soapbox to talk about how every strong black male leading actor has been forced to wear a dress in a film at some point in his career...
Extremely odd that would be something you would see out of Hollywood, who are ostensibly the peak of woke these days, yet purposely degrade any black male leading actor who got to a certain level of fame...
If you've read Woke Capital or have paid attention, the companies with the most woke messaging typically also utilize slave labor, are totally cool with China's genocide of the Uighrs and treat their employees terribly...
But they use woke PR to merely distract the low info public.
Is that what Hollywood wokeness is? Or is this pattern that Chappelle called out something far more sinister?
Is that what Hollywood wokeness is? Or is this pattern that Chappelle called out something far more sinister?
Extremely odd that would be something you would see out of Hollywood, who are ostensibly the peak of woke these days, yet purposely degrade any black male leading actor who got to a certain level of fame...
Also note that this interview was shortly after he returned from Africa post-Chapelle show, where he basically outs the press for lying through their teeth about why he left Hollywood:
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