Cancel culture: Dave Chappelle and other comedians who have taken sides
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As cancel culture becomes more and more ubiquitous in show business, comedians are finding it particularly difficult to ignore.
Most recently, Dave Chappelle has found himself in the crosshairs of people calling for him to be canceled and for Netflix to make some kind of amends for giving him a platform to espouse comments that many deemed transphobic on his latest special "The Closer."
However, Chappelle is far from the first comedian to speak directly about cancel culture, with some supporting it as a method of accountability to modern comedians and others likening it to McCarthyism of the 1940s.
Below is a rundown of just some of the comics who have discussed the concept in the past.
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