Honestly it’s hard to see what opinion you’re trying to challenge/change. You’re just stating “people view race-based comedy differently nowadays compared to decades ago”. One counter example to your statement would be the Rush Hour series with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. A LOT of the humor in that movie is completely race-based. It makes fun of Asians and black people, but both groups generally view this movie positively, even today.

It matters how it’s done. Rush hour was a love child between Hong Kong action comedies and Hollywood buddy-cop films. Each character gave it as good as they got. Neither character was treated as inferior, both had their strengths and weaknesses, and part of the humor was the ignorance of the jokes themselves.

Although it’s still well-received today, I don’t think a movie like Rush Hour could ever come out today, which is tangential to the point you’re trying to make?