‘The Simpsons’ Makes Major Change To Show After 29 Years Over ‘Stereotyping’ Complaint
Channel: Headline News 24/7
Date: 2018-10-29

It’s hard to believe that the cartoon sitcom, The Simpsons, has been running for 29 years. I’ve always liked the show and millions of Americans love it. One of the greatest things about The Simpsons is that the show pretty much offends everyone. It’s part of its charm and humor.

The Simpsons will be eliminating one of my favorite characters out of political correctness. Apu, the Indian character who runs a 7-11-type store, will be dropped because he supposedly represents an insulting racial stereotype. Sigh… nothing is sacred or safe anymore.


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