Hank Azaria

It actually is a real block for him in our society.

So that's the difference.

I never was aware of that.

And the fact that more than anything else that I never thought about it

was the problem for me.

I never considered it in my comedy, in my work, in any part of life.

Well, I agree with you up to a point.

Fine.

I, pardon the bad pun, I don't like the black and white-ism of it, not meaning the racial aspect, but it's either, you're either woke or you're a chumpster.

I agree.

I totally agree.

There's nothing in the middle.

I know, because I resent both ends of it.

Exactly.

It drives me crazy, but what happens is, look, I stopped doing the voiceover after all those years.

I came to the conclusion, oh,

There's a lot of good about this character and wonderfulness, and there was nothing but great intentions for the character, but it did come with some harm.

And I am denying folks work that should be accessible to them.

And it is a tradition of Hollywood of like brownface and blackface-ism and that, why are we doing that?

Why are we not thinking about the stereotypes we might be promoting?