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The American Society of Magical Negroes serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of genuine satire and cultural nuance. Instead of offering biting humor or insightful critique, it relied heavily on virtue signaling, which audiences recognized and rejected. The failure highlights how modern audiences are increasingly intolerant of preachy, culturally insensitive content that lacks authenticity and humor. As box office numbers confirm, viewers prefer entertainment that makes them laugh or think, not one that merely signals virtue without substance.

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