The Auschwitz Memorial and other anti-hate organizations have condemned British-Irish comedian Jimmy Carr for an offensive remark about the Gypsy and Roma people slaughtered by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust.
Feb. 4, 2022, 10:23 PM UTCThe Auschwitz Memorial and other anti-hate organizations have condemned British-Irish comedian Jimmy Carr for a remark about the Gypsy and Roma people slaughtered by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust.
The special debuted on Netflix on Dec. 25, but the comment received wider attention after a clip circulated on social media on Friday. "It’s sad to hear words that can fuel prejudice, hurt people & defile memory of their tragedy," the tweet went on to say. British politician Nadia Whittome, a Labour member of Parliament, on Friday called on Netflix to"remove Jimmy Carr’s vile anti-GRT and antisemitic material," using an acronym for the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller community.
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