Activists in Australia are calling for a boycott of Trevor Noah, who you probably know from the Daily Show,

over a joke that is surfaced from 2013, where he made some insinuations about the beauty of

indigenous Australian women and some implications about sexual activities they engage in.

Many people were offended by this and are saying they should boycott him in Australia.

This isn't the only racism scandal Noah has been involved in this week,

because just a few days ago he made comments about the French World Cup team,

implying that their victory was a victory for Africa, which is essentially an alt-right argument.

So what exactly did Trevor Noah say in 2013, what are activists saying about it,

and is this second scandal evidence that Trevor Noah is racist?

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at whatever level you feel comfortable today. The story from the Guardian, Trevor Noah responds

to boycott calls over racist joke about aboriginal women. A head of Australian tour comedian vows

never to make a joke like that again after footage resurfaces from 2013. A number of prominent

indigenous Australians called for the boycott of Noah's upcoming tour of Australia

after the video of a stand-up routine in which he made a racist joke about aboriginal women

and their appearance resurfaced online. All women of every race can be beautiful.

The comedian and host of the Daily Show said during the routine from five years ago,

There's no such thing as the most beautiful race. All women of every race can be beautiful. There's

no such thing as the most beautiful race because facially every woman has different features.

You can be beautiful in the matter what race you are. Yeah, women all can have beautiful faces.

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