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16.06.2020 - 08:41

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Nicholas White Count Anna Deavere Smith among the fans of Dave Chappelle’s freeform stand-up special, “8:46,” in which he discusses racial tensions and police violence with a raw, uncharacteristically serious, poignancy.“I want to say, first of all, I was riveted by ‘8:46,’ in particular because [Chappelle] didn’t have any of — what I would call — the official language.

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