D:hive founder issues challenge to Detroit hater Colbert
Here’s something we’d LOVE to see happen on the lower Woodward corridor: pompous and unfunny Comedy Central show host Stephen Colbert in Detroit, a city that he slaps around with oft-frequency. What we LOVE even more is this challenge from D:hive founder Josh McManus: “Satire is a good awareness vehicle for social change,” McManus said in issuing his challenge. “Mr. Colbert, when are you going to put your ass where your mouth is?”
Well said, Josh. Read the rest of the Freep story here.
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