In 2019 Dave Chappelle was honored with the Mark Twain Prize, an annual award given to comedians whose work has made a substantial impact on American society. During his acceptance speech, he remarked about doing (and being) something that one is not inclined to do (and be) to achieve one’s goals. While commenting about his process, he mentioned the sage advice he routinely received from his mother: “I was a soft kid. I was sensitive, I’d cry easy, and I…
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