On Hey Hey It's Saturday, five men parodied The Jackson Five complete with black make-up (except for Michael who was painted white) on the Red Faces segment. Harry Connick Jr, a segment judge, took offence at the act and gave it a score of zero. Daryl Somers, the host of the show, issued an apology. There has been an outcry of racism from the media after the show aired.I'm a dark skinned person (check my profile if you don't believe me) and in no way did I find the parody of The Jackson Five racially offensive. At the very worse the skit was in poor taste considering the recent death of Michael Jackson. The cries of racism from the "political correctness” crowd has been ridiculous. Some of the headlines in the media include, "Hey Hey it's racist", "International outrage at Hey Hey skit" and "Harry Connick Jr blasts Hey Hey it's Saturday racist Red Faces Jackson 5 skit". Seeing these headlines it seems like the Ku Klux Klan donned "black face" paint and racially insulted black people on TV. It was a Jackson 5 parody, nothing more. In fact, one of the members of the Jackson 5 group was an Indian (yes, a dark skinned person). Dr Deva stated, "I am an Indian, and five of the six of us are from multicultural backgrounds and to be called a racist ... I don't think I have ever been called that ever in my life before."
I am personally sick and tried of the political correctness nonsense in society. Yes I agree that racism is abhorrent and has no place in society but the Jackson 5 skit isn't racism. Where was the outcry when Robert Downey Jr donned black face paint and played a black man in the movie Tropic Thunder? Where was the outcry when the Wayans brothers (African American men) donned white face paint and parodied 2 white women in the movie White Chicks? I love both of these movies and didn't find either racially offensive but surely to the politically correct crowd these movies are far worse than the Jackson 5 skit.
In my opinion the vast majority of Australians (white / black or any other colour) didn't find anything racist about the Jackson 5 skit. Unfortunately the political correctness crowd are louder than the vast majority of Australians and they get all the headline.






