Carl Jones on 'The Cleveland Show' Voiced by White People Playing Black Characters (Part 11)

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Part 10: https://youtu.be/XQkDtuPEI2I
Part 12: https://youtu.be/jLK7yMtg-Ao
Part 1: https://youtu.be/f6LHJ2tj4kM
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In this clip, Carl Jones shared his perspective on the “white-created” show “The Cleveland Show.” The individual commended Seth Macfarlane’s writing brilliance but expressed difficulty with the show’s underlying racial dynamics – a black perspective illustrated by white people and white actors playing black people. Once found comedic, the realization that white actors were playing black characters alters his perception of the show, impacting his enjoyment and questioning its authenticity. Carl compared the situation to Dave Chappelle’s experience with his own show, suggesting a similar questioning of racial representation. Central to his argument is the perception that expressing a racial viewpoint is acceptable within the race, but not when done by outsiders, using the analogy of sibling rights to mock each other, but not being accepting of outsiders doing the same.

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