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Standing up for Jews, one gag at a time
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The use of comedy to address sensitive topics, including antisemitism, has been a longstanding tradition in many cultures, with some comedians using humour to highlight and challenge prejudices. This approach can be seen as a way to engage audiences and encourage them to think critically about complex issues. By using satire and irony, comedians can also help to break down social barriers and promote greater understanding and empathy.
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Standing up for Jews, one gag at a time
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2 Jul, 10:28