African-American comedian Dave Chappelle's latest stand up comedy special is garnering a significant amount of attention. Many people laughed themselves silly at the jokes. However, there is one group who are angry at the contents of the special. The transgender community are vociferously complaining about Dave's jokes. Dave mocked our own race more than any other group, but the transgender community are the ones who are most offended by him over a few jokes he made about them.

Dave made jokes labeling a woman "a lesbian fella" for trying to fight him over her girlfriend who simply said hello to him. Dave stated rapper Da Baby made comments about homosexuals that, "Hit gay people right in the AIDS." Dave stated Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce Jenner, winning "woman of the year" and her first year as a woman, is the equivalent of white-American rapper Eminem winning the fictitious "n**ger of the year" award at the BET Awards (Black Entertainment Television).

Dave also stated  the transgender community have been engaging in racism against black people. Dave stated he was a victim of this racism. Dave is also upset with the transgender community for the death of his friend, transgender woman Daphne Dorman. Dave revealed Dorman killed herself in 2018, 6-days after transgender people on Twitter began viciously attacking her on the site for defending Chappelle.

Dorman was distraught over the terrible written abuse and jumped off her roof. Chappelle has set up a trust fund for Dorman's daughter, which is a kind gesture. Many state the transgender community that attacked Dorman online have her blood on their hands.

Let me preface this by stating I do not hate gay people. I do not wish gay people any harm. I do not want anyone attacking or abusing gays or anyone else for that matter. All people should have equal rights and be able to dwell peacefully in society. I do understand gays have been attacked. I don't agree with people engaging in violence against gays or anyone else.

America is a country that has free speech, as prescribed by the Constitution. This means people have the freedom to say what they want. The gay community in Hollywood and GLAAD have repeatedly tried to silence Chappelle and others for engaging in lawful freedom of expression. People overwhelmingly disagree with silencing others, as a wave of support has emerged on social networking for Chappelle. Learn to agree to disagree with others without destroying their livelihoods and lives because what hey said hurt your feelings.

Side Bar: Considering the massive sales declines Hollywood is experiencing, you'd think they'd be happy to have a hit.

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