Julia Louis-Dreyfus believes that political correctness is not a threat to comedy, but rather a positive evolution in the industry. In a recent interview, the actress praised the awareness of sensitivities in today's comedy and drama, stating that it does not mean all humor is lost. While many comedians have criticized PC culture and "cancel culture," Louis-Dreyfus stands by the idea that tolerance is fantastic and reserves the right to criticize offensive speech while respecting free speech. She also emphasized that the true threat to art is the consolidation of money and power, not PC backlash. Despite the changes in creating art today, Louis-Dreyfus believes it is important to be vigilant in order to create inclusive and acceptable content. Ultimately, the actress sees political correctness as a positive force in shaping the future of comedy and drama.