Right, the issue of "negrophillia". I think Peele has tried to ret-con his own movie with some of his current ideological activism. There's a weird moment early in the film where the protagonist's girlfriend interjects herself into a traffic stop and accuses the cop of being racist for stopping her boyfriend, even though the cop didn't show any signs of being racist. He's said in later interviews that the "originally" planned to end the movie with the regular police showing up instead of the security guard friend, and in that ending, the protagonist would end up in prison for the rest of his life. He said he didn't do it because it would be 'too depressing'.

Peele's comedic history hasn't shown him to be an avid racialist as far as I've seen, but he seems to have started going down that path ever since the Get Out was well recieved.