Is Dave Chapelle Transphobic? - Girlish

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On this episode of Girlish, Gage and Olivia have a discussion/share their thoughts on comedians using trans individuals as jokes. What's offensive? What isn't offensive? And where do we draw the line? The main focal point of this episode centers around Dave Chapelle and his recent controversies. The two also share updates on pop culture events like their thoughts on Coconuts by Kim Petras. Follow us everywhere @ girlishpodcast.com

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This episode was published on December 7, 2021.

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On this episode of Girlish, Gage and Olivia have a discussion/share their thoughts on comedians using trans individuals as jokes. What's offensive? What isn't offensive? And where do we draw the line? The main focal point of this episode centers...

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