As anti-racism protests continue to be held around the United States following the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, many people are receiving some serious education in the area of race relations and the way police treat people of color. Given the climate, comic Kenny DeForest thought it was the right time to share this story from 2015. Dave Chappelle was a surprise guest at one of DeForest's shows at the Knit in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and the crowd (who may have been hoping for a standard set) received a sobering and eye-opening story about the history of black people and police in the US. By the end, even people who initially made light of his tale were humbled and grateful for the experience. It feels very relevant right now, and is a testament to the fact that it is possible to change minds.
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Instead of sitting through a boring high school history class, why not browse through these educational memes? Who's ever really learned anything by reading boring-ass textbooks, anyway? That being said, we do recommend that you pay attention in your history class so that we can't be held accountable if you fail your tests...
It looks like comedian Dave Chappelle's comeback extends to more than just his comedy. Reddit's meme community has turned a still from a 2004 episode of his show into a meme that is strikingly similar to "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome." While some redditors choose to moan about the lack of creativity, others have opted to make some actual jokes that we think you might enjoy.
In remembering the 57-year-old comedian who passed away today, eBaumsworld revisits the legendary skit from Chappelle's Show, Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories: Rick James.
