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Comedian warns 'woke is not dead' as cancel culture still looms over comedy

close Video 'Woke is not dead': Tom Shillue warns comedy is not safe from cancel culture yet Fox News contributor Tom Shillue details what to expect from comedy in 2026 during a live appearance on 'Fox & Friends.' NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Comedy may be showing signs of breaking free from "wokeness," but cancel culture is far from over, Fox News contributor and comedian Tom Shillue warned Thursday. "Woke is not dead," Shillue said during a New Year’s Day appearance on "Fox & Friends," cautioning that efforts to police humor and silence comedians are poised to resurface.

Comedian warns 'woke is not dead' as cancel culture still looms over comedy

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  • "They’re going to keep coming back with this," he noted.
  • Pointing to comedian Ricky Gervais, Shillue said even those seen as winning the cultural fight recognize it’s far from over.
  • LENO SAYS TICKETS SALES ARE UP AFTER HE REMOVED POLITICS FROM HIS STAND-UP, SAYS 'NOBODY WANTS TO BE LECTURED' Fox News contributor Tom Shillue hosted the 2025 edition of "The Great Christmas Showdown," available for streaming on Fox Nation.
  • (Fox Nation) Gervais, he noted, has argued that while free speech may have scored recent victories, "the war continues" as activists and platforms look for new ways to censor comedy.
  • However, for now, Shillue said comedians may be in a relatively strong position. Shillue said modern comedy isn’t about political alignment, but authenticity, even when comedians don’t share an audience’s views.
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