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Keegan-Michael Key on blackness

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Keegan-Michael Key on blackness

Larry King Now on Ora.TV

3 Views • Aug 10, 2016

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Keegan-Michael Key discusses how he and Jordan Peele skewered race on their critically-acclaimed sketch comedy series 'Key and Peele,' explaining that they wanted to help people understand that "the African-American experience isn't a monolith."

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#comedians #sketch comedy #keegan-michael key #key and peele #jordan peele #blackness #african-american experience #monolith #blacker than #biracial

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