It doesn't make any sense when you actually think about it. The problem is people don't actually think about it. Blackface was actually one of the few avenues a

It doesn't make any sense when you actually think about it. The problem is people don't actually think about it. Blackface was actually one of the few avenues available to black comedians at a time when they were actually oppressed. None of this fits the post-modernist narrative though so it's ignored because blackface is obviously racist, rite?