Opposition to free expression, a belief that in a Judge’s right to determine what is and isn’t acceptable, the promotion of racial politics and standing up against giving the public the right to have a say on same-sex marriage- a censorious puritan, perhaps? No, this is comedian Corinne Grant who, when faced with a choice between free expression and the censorious establishment, gives the establishment a free kick.
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