In the movie Sorry To Bother You, there is a reoccurring trope of the "white voice" in which the African-American characters speak in a manner that is stereotypically white in order to be more successful with their telemarketing. While this is a fairly unique idea within the books that we have read so far, it is by no means an idea that they made up themselves. One more example of this from pop-culture recently is a comedian named Josh-Johnson (I think he's come up in class before). He is an African-American comedian and one joke that he frequently makes is that he sounds white when he talks. One story he likes to tell about himself sounding white is about his search for a job. He says that when he is looking for jobs and doing interviews he always gets jobs when his interview is over the phone. Then he says that when he finally shows up to work his employers always give him a weird look, saying that he thinks "we both know what happened." Anyways, this whole