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Michael Ian Black: "We have to distinguish killing comedy & being canceled off corporate networks."
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0:39Now PlayingWhat makes us laugh has come under scrutiny. Old jokes or skits are deemed offensive in today's context, leading to public apologies and cancellations. Some argue political correctness stifles comedic creativity, thus affecting their ability to tackle tough subjects. Those who disagree say comedy has always evolved with changing norms and it can still flourish within wokeness. Now we debate: Is Wokeness Killing Comedy?
This debate will take place in front of a live audience, on Wednesday, September 20, 2023 at The Comedy Cellar’s Village Underground in New York City. Warning that this content is not made for kids. Watch the full debate
Arguing Yes: Lou Perez, Comedian, Producer, Author of "That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore"
Arguing No: Michael Ian Black, Actor and Comedian
Nick Gillespie, Editor-at-Large of Reason, guest moderates
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