I'm reminded of Richard Pryor, who said "nigger" all the time, excessively. I never heard him confirm this aloud, but years later I came to the conclusion that this was his personal program to diminish and destroy the power of the word. I would say he got us a lot of the way there.

Where would we be as a society if he'd had the long and illustrious career he should have? Of course, no one like him would be allowed to exist anymore, and I think we can see why.

PS: Pryor famously went to Africa at the height of his fame, long before Chappelle did so. One of the remarks he made when he came back is that he looked around and didn't see any niggers, because there were no niggers there.

Can anyone think of any voice in the popular culture telling blacks to stop thinking of themselves as niggers, and therefore not to react if someone calls them that? Me neither. Rather very much the opposite, yes?

John Carpenter's Vampire Democrats from Hell

Ed Woods' Pelosi the Fiend from the Grave

Stephen King's Joe Biden Sniffs Carrie's Hair

George Floyd and the Island of Zombie Joggers on meth

i've wondered if tarantino delivered the 90s from wokeism and political correctness. his first movies reservoir dogs and pulp fiction spawned entire genres of movies.
i think he was probably a connected guy, maybe controlled opposition.
don't forget the 90s had a lot of threads of political correctness, but it was kept at bay.

And horror movies.

Good times. Great entertainment.

They'll have to be indie films. Hollywood fell long ago.

Watch Blazing Saddles.

Use a girl with downes syndrome to play Greta ThunBerg who orders her JOGGERS to burn cities

Ok. Do it. What is holding you back?