The Evolving Image of Santa: Race and Representation

This chapter examines the historical depiction of Santa Claus, focusing on Abdul Hakim Shabazz as the first black Santa at White Oaks Mall and the cultural conversations surrounding race during the holiday season. The hosts engage in humorous critiques of modern public discourse, satirizing controversies around 'wokeism' and sensationalism in media. Through absurd narratives and character analyses, they blend social commentary with comedy, challenging traditional holiday perceptions.