Writer, Director, Comedian, Contender

SFWeekly said he's “smart, stylish, and in the mold of politically outspoken comedians like Dave Chappelle”, and they said he's "handsome".

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copyranter "analyzes 4 "We like Black people" advertisements

Started by thejer in I spotted some racism!!! Jul. 7, 2008.

advertising and racism- the shot up bottle hidden promoting violence 1 Reply

Started by delfina piretti in I spotted some racism!!!. Last reply by thejer Jul. 7, 2008.

Interesting study on tipping and racism...

Started by thejer in I spotted some racism!!! Jun. 25, 2008.

NEW WEBSITE ALERT!!!

After yeeeeeeeeeeeeears of trying to this whole web thing through Facebook and MySpace and Friendster (Ah Friendster! We barely knew ye.) After a brief attempt at my own late 90's site (www.wkbonline.com anyone?), I have FINALLY stepped it up into the later half of the 20th Century and had a website built free of social networking.

www.wkamaubell.com

The show is coming BACK! January 8th - February 28th. Thurs, Fri, Sat. Get your tickets HERE!

And if you wanna here about all Kamau related activities then click here!

And for all of you, who love this current site, it'll still be here... for the time being.

Lurve.
Kamau

SF Weekly's Best Comedian 2008

That's right!

"Comedian W. Kamau Bell finds himself buffeted, even more than most of us, by those great fartlike gusts of technological wind, aka anonymous Internet comments. After he popped a short version of his great show, The W. Kamau Bell Curve, on YouTube, Bell found himself the target of some confused people. One: "White on black racism essentially no longer exists in America." Another: "I liked it better when coloreds were well groomed and polite like Flip Wilson and Sammy Davis. This negro seems very uppity." The one Bell immediately worked into his show, though, was "FUCK N****RS WHITE POWER!!!" Through a series of grammar and punctuation jokes, the comedian managed to make this imperative sentence very, very funny."