racism

(9:58) We here at the Adventures of Jamal and Elroy would like it to be know that do not intend to be racist. We love black people(that are light skinned). We are just trying to show these ... more >

(9:58) We here at the Adventures of Jamal and Elroy would like it to be know that do not intend to be racist. We love black people(that are light skinned). We are just trying to show these ridculous stereotypes that are obsurd(and true). If you are offended by The Adventures of Jamal and Elroy, we are sorry(that your a bitch). Please accept our apologies, we aim not to be racist. We just want you to laugh(at the expense of black people). < less

(2:02) Nathan leaves the set, unhappy with his stereotypical typecasting, and Danny, Chad and Paul follow to heal the wounds, and find out if everybody just can't get along. Parodying the ... more >

(2:02) Nathan leaves the set, unhappy with his stereotypical typecasting, and Danny, Chad and Paul follow to heal the wounds, and find out if everybody just can't get along. Parodying the typecasting and sometimes racialistical overtones of Hollywood's casting process, this sketch serves to lampoon the ignorance of racists in general in addition to providing a social critique of those who would see we human brothers and sisters as anything but beautiful human beings, who all bleed the same red blood, and all have the potential to think independantly no matter our race, creed, border or religion. Those who would say otherwise are probably trying to sell you something! From your multiracial friends at FineLine Sketch Comedy < less

(10:00) Levison, an African-American resident of Harlem and self-proclaimed “street prophet”, sets out to prove he can make anyone hate “the white devil.” As fates would have it, Levison’s... more >

(10:00) Levison, an African-American resident of Harlem and self-proclaimed “street prophet”, sets out to prove he can make anyone hate “the white devil.” As fates would have it, Levison’s subject is Mr. Whitey: a naive Caucasian drenched with white guilt. < less

(5:46) We here at the Adventures of Jamal and Elroy would like it to be know that do not intend to be racist. We love black people(that are light skinned). We are just trying to show these ... more >

(5:46) We here at the Adventures of Jamal and Elroy would like it to be know that do not intend to be racist. We love black people(that are light skinned). We are just trying to show these ridculous stereotypes that are obsurd(and true). If you are offended by The Adventures of Jamal and Elroy, we are sorry(that your a bitch). Please accept our apologies, we aim not to be racist. We just want you to laugh(at the expense of black people). < less

(2:38) On most days we allow callers to ring us up and give their opinions on the show topics. Considering that we NEVER screen calls, there's always a high potential for complete idiots an... more >

(2:38) On most days we allow callers to ring us up and give their opinions on the show topics. Considering that we NEVER screen calls, there's always a high potential for complete idiots and wackjobs... and this is one of those examples. The hosts were already feeling a bit feisty and this caller only made it worse. Find out why Epileptic Gaming is an "Equal Opportunity" Video Game Show! < less

(8:48) In this three part documentary we follow interracial couple Chablisse and Dante in their struggles against racism. Is everybody bigots as Chablisse puts it? Or might peoples glares a... more >

(8:48) In this three part documentary we follow interracial couple Chablisse and Dante in their struggles against racism. Is everybody bigots as Chablisse puts it? Or might peoples glares and stares have something to do with the couples flamboyant ways? < less