Trevor Noah Says Goodbye To 'Daily Show' With Tribute To Black Women | The Michigan Chronicle

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Trevor Noah Says Goodbye To 'Daily Show' With Tribute To Black Women | The Michigan Chronicle

Photo: Getty Images Trevor Noah dedicated some of his final words on The Daily Show, which he hosted for seven years, to Black women. On Thursday (December 8) night, Noah hosted an emotional farewell episode of the late-night show where he addressed his fans and critics for one last time, per HuffPost. Black women were … Continued

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