Right to Offend: The Black Comedy Revolution
TVMA
Documentary
A journey through Black comedy’s history and under-appreciated legacy of driving social change.
Cast & Crew
Kevin Hart Self
Tiffany Haddish Self
W. Kamau Bell Self
Michael Che Self
Steve Harvey Self
Sherri Shepherd Self
Wayne Brady Self
Aisha Tyler Self
D.L. Hughley Self
Amber Ruffin Self
Katt Williams Self
Mario Diaz Director
Jessica Sherif Director
Mario Diaz Executive Producer
Jessica Sherif Executive Producer
Ian Orefice Executive Producer
Loren Hammonds Executive Producer
Alexa Conway Executive Producer
Kevin Hart Executive Producer
Bryan Smiley Executive Producer
Pookey Wigington Executive Producer
Mike Stein Executive Producer
Elaine Frontain Bryant Executive Producer
Brad Abramson Executive Producer
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Matt Roush says...
Kevin Hart is among the executive producers of a vivid two-night pop-culture survey (concluding Thursday) which over four hours traces the bold history of Black comedians who pushed boundaries to make their voices heard, using humor to expose the prejudices and challenges of their times. With copious archival clips and interviews with historians and top comics of today, Revolution charts the evolution from civil-rights era pioneers Redd Foxx, Moms Mabley and Dick Gregory to superstars including Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Whoopi Goldberg and Chris Rock, the impact of shows like In Living Color and Def Comedy Jam and more recent breakout talent from Key & Peele and Issa Rae to Tiffany Haddish.
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