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12:54Now PlayingIn this excerpt from the latest episode of NIGHT SCHOOL, Marc Lamont Hill and guest Van Lathan break down Andrew Schultz's controversial response to Kendrick Lamar's critique of white comedians. Schultz’s inflammatory comments, including a bizarre attempt at emasculation through crude humor, drew widespread backlash—especially from Black women. Hill and Lathan dissect Schultz's doubling down on misogynistic tropes, his perceived "insider pass," and the deeper racial dynamics at play.
Van Lathan, former TMZ journalist and co-host of the Higher Learning podcast, shares why Schultz's comments resonated so negatively within the Black community and calls out the hypocrisy of holding Black people to impossible standards. Together, Hill and Lathan explore how cultural stereotypes and deflection tactics reinforce white supremacy and silence Black voices.
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