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The 70's. Not 2018. SANFORD and SON is a better example, as the Jeffersons were NOT stereotypically black...and the white people were ridiculed in that show, as well. We didn't care.
We were an entirely different, and far more racially ADVANCED nation then.
We laughed AT and WITH EACH OTHER, reveling in the comedy of our perceived "differences" while acknowledging our kinship.
No one could make "Blazing Saddles" in today's climate, which is what I refer to, OBVIOUSLY.
Mel Brooks has said that exact same thing himself.