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Now he has released his first book, “the souls of white jokes,” which aims to show how racist humor fuels white supremacy. He also shows how pervasive its use is — from media figures. Public opinion about derogatory jokes is divided. Some people think that racist, sexist, and other derogatory jokes should be condemned, and the courts have ruled that racist jokes can be. They're the most openly racist group of people i've ever met;