'I can't apologise for what colour I am': Five comedians tackling the issue of race
Five more non-white standups on race
When the Brexit vote is no laughing matter
IT WAS Friday June 24. "Black Friday." Many were still struggling to swallow the EU referendum news, and comedian Nish Kumar was playing a gig at London’s Comedy Store. More than a decade into his comedy career, it was the night he got his first racist heckle. “Go home!”, shouted someone halfway up the room. “I am home . . .?”, Kumar offered back. Born and raised in the UK, Kumar’s parents are from Kerala, India, hence his brown skin.
