Social Stereotypes. Feh. It really does not matter. It makes it funny. If you are not mature enough to watch this show, don't watch it. Maturity does not have to do with age, as is my belief, and in quite a few years, that will be my belief with my kid. If your kid is really innocent and stuff and sweet, it really isn't a good idea, but if he is on the edge a little, let him or her watch it they'll like it.

Boy did the reviewer drop the ball with this review. Mind of Mencia is a hilarious show that pokes fun at our unwillingness to exercise our first amendment rights if their is even a slight chance they might offend someone. While there are some stereotypes, they are done for humor, not out of mean-spiritedness. The show presents the much-needed lesson that we should say what we believe without fear that others will take offense. If they do, too bad, they're just as free to exercise their first amendment rights. If you are politically correct, don't watch this show. While some say the show glorifies racism and hatred, they could not be more off-base. Mencia specifically attacks racists and those who hate homosexuals in many episodes. Mencia loves his right of free speech, and watching this show will make you appreciate yours, too. Inappropriate for those under 15 do to sexual humor and language.

Racism disgusts me, and that is what the comedian relies on to make jokes. I tried watching the show, and it wasn't really funny at all. I recommend The Daily Show or The Colbert Report. Not only are those shows less inappropriate, but they are way less racist as well.