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 *Trevor Noah: Joy in the Trenches* is funny enough, but not "woke" enough. Since the late 2010s, conservatives have gone hoarse screaming and lamenting about how *woke* culture is killing comedy. They have constantly repeated that an excessive emphasis on political correctness prevents them from saying the things they wish to say. If they aren't allowed to say what they want, they can't be funny. And if they can't be funny, comedy will die. This line of thinking was repeated so many times that it eventually took root in the minds of the general public; everyone seemed convinced that if the Right and conservatives took control of the narrative, then "freedom of speech" would become truly free. Has that happened? I can state with absolute certainty that it has not.  On social media, your account can be deleted if you create memes about corrupt politicians, cretinous capitalists, or people who fit into both categories. Your name and address can be publicly...