How Amy Schumer’s Comedy Career Has Normalized Sex & HPV
Amy Schumer is a controversial name these days. It seems like everybody has an opinion about her or her comedy. And while neither I—nor she (1)—stand behind some of the things she’s said as her on-stage character, it’s impossible to deny the impact she’s made in advancing society’s perception of what a woman can do, be, or say.
Schumer’s comedy career started to take off when she began appearing on Comedy Central Roasts. It was there that audiences began to get a taste of her trademark, no-holds-barred style of comedy. “There’s always been something in me that’s like, ‘We should be allowed to be honest about this, and we shouldn’t feel bad about it,'”(2) she said in a 2014 interview with Bust. And feel bad about it, she doesn’t. From her 2012 special titled Mostly Sex Stuff to her 2019 Growing, Schumer never holds back from providing her astute observations. Visit for more info: https://hpvhub.com/amy-schumers-comedy-normalized-sex-hpv/
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