My Name is Earl was fairly diverse without the wokeness. Sure, Earl and Randy were white dudes, but part of the show was them learning. In the first episode, Earl goes to make amends with a kid he bullied, who grew up to be gay. It has some typical 2000s gay jokes, but by the end, they do indeed become friends, and the gay dude becomes a minor character in his own right. There's also his ex-wife Joy, her black half-sister we meet eventually, the Mexican women who works at the motel they stay in, and Crabman, probably the only likeable bull/cucker ever.
Add in the fact that it was actually a funny show about poor people that didn't go out of its way to make each and every one irredeemable inbred shitheads, and it could be kinda progressive, in an actual good way.
