Sarah Silverman is opening up about her past use of racial slurs in her stand-up and how she’s shifted to less offensive material in the years since.
In a recent sit-down with Rolling Stone, the comedian said she once felt she could use slurs while performing stand-up because she was “playing a character” and knew her real intentions were “always good.” However, upon reflection years later, she now sees the error in her thinking.
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