Rhonda Hansome
Biography
Rhonda Hansome is an American stand-up comedian, writer, director, and actress known for tackling race in her comedy. She began her career as a puppeteer for Saturday Night Live in 1975 and transitioned to stand-up in the 1980s, performing regularly at colleges and clubs. Hansome has also ventured into directing, helming plays like "Sweet Songs of the Soul" and "Real Black Men Don't Sit Cross-legged on the Floor."