Los Angeles-based comedians have much to say on the topic of cancel culture, both on stage and off.
As prominent comics like Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock critique American audiences for what the duo describes as an increasing “oversensitivity” to jokes due to political polarization, others in the sphere performing in California—a known bastion of progressivism and political correctness—have echoed similar sentiments.
‘Sensitive’ Audience
Among such comics is Jason Rogers, who’s performed standup for nearly 15 years and owns the Los Angeles-based comedy club, Comedy Blvd.
In a recent interview with The Epoch Times, Rogers said the social and political climate in liberal cities like New York and Los Angeles has made it increasingly difficult to tell certain jokes. Crowds become easily offended, he says….