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Susan Duclos | All News Pipeline
Feb 7, 2019

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In 1993, actor Ted Danson, on a dare from his then-girlfriend Whoopi Goldberg, who happens to be black, stood on a stage in front of 3,000 people wearing blackface and telling loaded, vulgar jokes, using the term nigger frequently. Not only did Goldberg encourage this performance, but when some criticized it, she defended Danson by saying "Let's get these words all out in the open. It took a whole lot of courage to come out in blackface in front of 3,000 people. I don't care if you didn't like it. I did."

Another person at the time, black model Beverly Johnson also defended Danson's performance, stating "If you can't see the humor at a place where there's supposed to be over-the-line jokes, then there's something really wrong."

It was a roast, it was supposed to be offensive, that was at a time when common sense was applied and humor was considered entertainment, not offense.

Those days are gone...........thanks to social justice warriors and liberals that have decided that everything is offensive to someone, therefore speech should be censored and jokes should never offend anyone.