Kai Wright

And he proceeds, and that's a quote, he uses that language, and proceeds to light into them for being hypocrites.

So then he just lays into them for essentially for being hypocrites, you know, for not wanting to stand up for Black people in the way that they now want everybody to stand up for them.

And this is Los Angeles, right?

So he's like, where were you during Watts?

You know, and where are you for Black civil rights?

And, you know, it gets pretty bad.

And, you know, he starts feeling himself in it, you know, because he's mad.

And he says, I hope you all get arrested when you leave here.

Because, you know, it's illegal to be gay.

Like, sodomy is illegal.

And that's just a really nasty thing to say to somebody, you know.

Yeah, yeah.

And so they're booing him and heckling him and all of that.

And finally, he just turns around, puts his ass in the air and says, kiss my happy rich ass and walks off stage.

Which is still funny on top of everything else.

This is, you know, obviously it's a horrible... I mean, the language is terrible and like... But, you know, he's...

also telling a truth that we are still arguing about, like, in the gay community.

He is naming something, you know, that we are still discussing.

Like, the way white gay men will be there for their rights,

but not for anything else, including for the rights of Black gay people.