The only funny lady fit to fill Bea Arthur’s legendary orthopedic loafers, Jane Lynch, and Jordan Peele of Comedy Central’s brilliant Key & Peele got in bed with Americans United for Separation of Church and State and started funking.
The result is the video “Epic Church-State Break Up” with Lynch portraying the Church half of a ’70s soul duo. And it’s kind of amazing.
The song was written for Lynch and Peele by singer-songwriter Faith Soloway and according to Americans United executive director Rev. Barry W. Lynn, “tackles a serious issue in a provocative and playful way,”
You can sign Americans United’s petition to keep church and state separarte here.
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“Your rights are my wrong.” This was disturbingly clever.