Dave Chappelle

Chappelle was one of Yang’s first celebrity endorsements as a presidential candidate. Now Yang’s one of the “allies” standing by Chappelle.

“It was a huge power imbalance of this grown man and his camera crew — and these 14- to 18 year-olds without their phones, just high school kids,” one student said.

His promise to stop punching down at the LGBTQ community only counts, he said, when the show isn’t being recorded.

The Duke Ellington School of the Arts believes that by rejecting “cancel culture,” but showing students they can “should balance creative freedom with protecting the rights and dignity” of others, they can have a “teachable moment.”

Dave Chappelle and Lauren Boebert have at least one thing in common: making derogatory comments about LGBTQ people.

The two-time GLAAD Awardee was asked in a promotional interview whether he thought Chappelle’s declaration that he’s “team TERF” was divisive. He dodged criticizing his “brilliant” friend.

“It’s not about Dave [Chappelle]. It’s about trying to change the culture and having an impact for others,” an attorney representing the two said.

The elected official posted a picture in blackface to social media and compared himself to Dave Chappelle because neither man is “worried about hurting someone’s feelings.”

Caitlyn Jenner said criticism of Dave Chappelle is “woke cancel culture run amok.”

“If you’re not standing up for trans lives, you need to take a good look at who you ARE standing with,” trans director Lilly Wachowski said in support of the Netflix walkout.