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Thursday night's episode of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart featured a segment with South African comedian Trevor Noah. "Spot the Africa" finds Noah and Stewart going back and forth in a game identifying photos that were taken in the U.S., and those taken in Africa.
Here's an example:
Stewart suggests the students on the left are in Harlem, while the children on the right are in Somalia.
The correct answer is Kenya on the left; Children in Detroit, right.
Stewart then guesses the photo here on the right is from Detroit. Noah corrects him, and says it's actually of a fucked up slum in Johannesburg.
The segment then goes on to compare the current incarceration rate and race-wealth gap in the U.S. to apartheid South Africa.
Watch the entire segment here.
Here's an example:
Stewart suggests the students on the left are in Harlem, while the children on the right are in Somalia.
The correct answer is Kenya on the left; Children in Detroit, right.
Stewart then guesses the photo here on the right is from Detroit. Noah corrects him, and says it's actually of a fucked up slum in Johannesburg.
The segment then goes on to compare the current incarceration rate and race-wealth gap in the U.S. to apartheid South Africa.
Watch the entire segment here.
