"Am I Racist?" mocks woke DEI grifters, so it is only fitting that Walsh earned free advertising for the satirical film on woke ESPN.

"Exactly what I expected from an ad for white men made by liberal women," one astute social media user noted.

"That does make me hopeful, actually, that the 'Swift effect' will speak to more women about the true character of Donald Trump."

"Am I Racist?" has succeeded at the box office in part because Walsh mocked the anti-racists simply by showcasing their own words.

Matt Walsh's new movie "Am I Racist?" is under attack. The reason why? Because it's incredibly entertaining.

"Our country feels split enough racially already, I didn't want to pour gasoline on that fire," the controversial host said.

"The only way to stop the Left from shutting down the film is to support the theaters that are showing it."

Walsh's new film reportedly features a segment in which D'Angelo showcased anti-racism's core racist tenets by paying a black producer $30.

Jemele Hill's comment on Tyreek Hill's detainment constitutes an egregious example of a dishonest race-monger's Trump Derangement Syndrome.

CNN panelists on Friday became upset with South Carolina GOP Rep. Nancy Mace's pronunciation of Vice President Kamala Harris' name.