Actor Clifton Duncan has spoken out against the agenda being pushed and the insults being directed at actors by their audience
Actor Clifton Duncan, who starred in the TV series Elementary, Flesh and Bone, The Good Fight, and a number of other projects, expressed his strong indignation regarding the so-called "woke era" and the fact that now many actors allow themselves to insult the mainstream audience, currying favor with minorities:

Today, many actors do not perform for the general public, but fight for the approval of their colleagues and minorities among Americans who think the same way as they do. That's why they think they have the right to insult you - you are on the wrong side of history. What amazes me is that it seems that no PR person has been smart enough to make them stop pushing this on consumers.