I’d like to remind you of Shiloh Hendrix, and how the right passionately supported a white woman calling a black kid the N word, because of what they called “black fatigue.” I also seem to recall very little right wing support for Black Lives Matter. Something about “All Lives Matter,” if I remember correctly. Where is the outrage towards anti-white activism now? Is it suddenly morally acceptable as long as a black person is mocking a white woman who lost her husband? Not only that, but specifically mocking her for trying to honor her dead husband’s legacy by continuing his life’s work? The double standard here is going to eat the right alive. Especially if the left is able to figure out how to leverage it. A colorblind society where racial humor is allowed is ideally the right way to go. I’m not at all saying that this type of comedy should be stigmatized, as that is not my personal belief. What I’m pointing out here is that anyone on the right reacting positively to this is being extremely inconsistent with their beliefs in a way that reveals a pretty serious underlying problem.