Talk:Larry Wilmore

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I removed "On the April 10, 2007 episode of the Daily Show, Wilmore made a racist and derogatory joke about the white players on the Rutgers basketball team, referring to them as "smooth-headed". The joke was made in response to the Don Imus controversy, but some considered Wilmore's joke to be equally offensive." The entire passage isn't noteworthy in regards to Larry Wilmore, is unsourced, and a perfect example of weasel words.

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