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The Simpsons Brings Back Apu As Irritable, Loud, And Unlikeable

The Simpsons Brings Back Apu As Irritable, Loud, And Unlikeable Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, The Simpsons has finally let the the Indian character Apu speak again after nearly a decade of silence prompted by previous accusations of 'racist stereotyping' levelled at the show all stemming from the fact that a white actor voiced the character. However, what has now transpired perfectly illustrates what happens when producers cave to activist pressure and then overcorrect. The once happy, lovable Kwik-E-Mart owner is now irritable, loud and unlikable, according to viewers reacting to Sunday's...
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