I can't separate these two as individuals as Huey and Riley both had an equal impact on the culture. Both are voiced by the talented Regina King. Huey has more of a "woke" serious personality as the ...

The latest campus dust-up over race centers on cartoons with unflattering depictions of black women. One twist, the artist is also black. The incident took place at Wesley College, a liberal arts ...

Growing up in the 1970s at opposite ends of New York state, two girls were immersed in all things cool, black and funky. Saturday morning cartoons won their hearts. Loreen Williamson, in Rochester, ...

Not often do you come across an exhibition that offers as much hard-hitting history and culture as it does personal connection. "Funky Turns 40: Black Character Revolution Firsts National Panel ...

Nat Gertler is a comic book-and-related hero, putting work back into print that had been unduly forgotten, missed out from the canon or in urgent need of archiving. From religious-themed cartoons, to ...

Their first plan was to simply create a fact sheet to distribute to school staff and families at Parkwood. Then Weaver heard an offer from PAAC member Mary Williams. She said, "My husband could create ...

For many decades, Black Americas have sat their children down in front of the TV to enjoy what we thought were wholesome, entertaining cartoons, with practical moral lessons and cautionary tales. Of ...

Local News Black History Month cartoons go viral Some teachers and parents in Durham now have a set of homemade cartoons to help celebrate Black History Month.

The community of Westbury recently lost one of its most famed and groundbreaking members. Brumsic Brandon Jr., the political cartoonist of “Luther,” one of the first African American cartoons to be ...

I don’t care what anyone says – you’re never too old to watch cartoons! And maybe it’s nostalgia, but I think the 90s were the best for cartoons and specifically Black cartoons! MUST READ: Omarion ...

The theme this week on ReFrederator.com is animated shorts built around racial stereotypes. Our buddy Emru Townsend of fps magazine is providing the guest commentary for the cartoons, which he’s ...