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"Where does Louis C.K.&amp;apos;s off-kilter comic vision come from? Turns out the answer may be &amp;quot;Mexico.&amp;quot; C.K. was born in Washington, D.C., but moved to his father&amp;apos;s native Mexico at age one &amp;#x2013; he and his family didn&amp;apos;t move back to the U.S. until he was seven or so. &amp;quot;Coming here and observing America as an outsider made me an observing person,&amp;quot; C.K. tells senior writer Brian Hiatt in the new issue of Rolling Stone.&amp;#xA0;(Click here to read the full cover story.) &amp;quot;I grew up in Boston and didn&amp;apos;t get the accent, and one of the reasons is that I started in Spanish. I was a little kid, so all I had to do was completely reject my Spanish and my Mexican past, which is a whole lot easier because I&amp;apos;m white with red hair. I had the help of a whole nation of people just accepting that I&amp;apos;m white.&amp;quot;\r\nOn the Cover: The Dirty Wisdom of Louis C.K.\r\n&amp;quot;Race doesn&amp;apos;t mean what it used to in America anymore,&amp;quot; he continues. &amp;quot;It just doesn&amp;apos;t. Obama&amp;apos;s black, but he&amp;apos;s not black the way people used to define that. Is black your experience or the color of your skin? My experience is as a Mexican immigrant, more so than someone like George Lopez. He&amp;apos;s from California. But he&amp;apos;ll be treated as an immigrant. I am an outsider. My abuelita, my grandmother, didn&amp;apos;t speak English. My whole family on my dad&amp;apos;s side is in Mexico. I won&amp;apos;t ever be called that or treated that way, but it was my experience.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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