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Black man in blackface booted from Sarah Silverman show for protesting old skit | New York Post
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0:51Now PlayingAn elderly man said he was manhandled by security and booted from a Sarah Silverman show in New Jersey after protesting her infamous blackface skit while wearing blackface.
The man, who is African-American, detailed the ugly alleged encounter in an Instagram post blowing up online.
In the post, Michael B. Jackson, 71, accused the “racist Sarah Silverman” of having “goons” rough him and evict him because he wore “blackface paint at her show.” Accompanying pics show the demonstrator lying in bed at the hospital following the alleged incident.
The wild altercation reportedly occurred on February 4 while Jackson was sitting front row at the 52-year-old comic’s show at the Ocean Resort Casino in Atlantic City, TMZ reported. In an accompanying video, Jackson can be seen sporting black makeup and white paint on his lips as prepares for Silverman to take the stage.
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