A Comedian Has Some Truth To Drop About Diversity, And You’ll Want To Listen

America’s favorite Indian comedian guy, Aziz Ansari (sorry, Deepak Chopra!), talked to Conan O’Brien about the progress he’s seen in Hollywood with the representation of Asian Americans on screen. Now we have real Asian people playing Asian characters! Take that, racist grandmas!

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Deepa Kunapuli

Nov 27, 2013

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