Hank Azaria

Well, that's a lot of what my message is, because I was in the middle of all that.

I was quite targeted in some of these rooms.

I was, pardon another bad pun, I was the white whale in there.

And I was like, you know, guys, alienating a lot of folks, I agree with a lot of the message, but the way it's being delivered...

is upsetting to people and it makes them just shut, either literally leave or shut down while they're there.

That's why I love these groups, this group.

But the Human Solidarity Project, if I could throw it out there.

What do they do?

They do these kind of, you know, just human rights, human awareness.

Yeah.

Just like these, race is just one window into this conversation.

It's just the ability to see ourselves in each other.

Yeah, yes.

You know, and that's kind of what it's really all about.

And part of this is,

I and I feel like a lot of people I came up with in comedy and elsewhere, I was just oblivious to it, and now I prefer being not oblivious to it.

And then I could decide what joke I want to make or not, or what casting I want to do or not.

Comic book guy.

Yes.

Based on the guy who lived next door to me freshman year at Tufts.