Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A character from 'The Boondocks' is depicted in street art in Los Angeles during the time of the Black Lives Matter protests of ...

Cartoons are sarcastic and seditious about almost everything except black America. Corporate malfeasance is lampooned on “SpongeBob SquarePants,” and “Jimmy Neutron” mocks American democracy. (All ...

Cartoon Network has ordered 15 half-hour episodes of “Boondocks,” a series based on the popular newspaper comic strip. Like the strip, the series will revolve around the adventures of two boys, Riley ...

Originally created for Cartoon Network’s late-night programming, The Boondocks focused on the antics of two young brothers, Huey and Riley, who live with their cranky grandfather, Robert “Granddad” ...

Aaron McGruder has been called a “genius” and “the angriest black man in America” as he skewered everything from the Bush White House to Black Entertainment Television. Even Rosa Parks almost took a ...

In McGruder fashion, the comic strips are very topical and very political. One of the strips features FBI special counselor Robert Mueller; another features Huey and Riley talking about Trump's ...

In November 2005 the Cartoon Network debuted The Boondocks during its late-night Adult Swim programming and gave us a glimpse into the fictitious Freeman family, who had just moved from the South Side ...

On Tuesday, Aaron McGruder shared a bunch of new The Boondocks comics. Posted by radio host Charlamagne tha God, they're the first new strip-style cartoons from McGruder since the cartoon's newspaper ...

When celebrity chef Paula Deen got in trouble for maybe being racist last year, I couldn't help but think about The Boondocks. The Deen controversy, and all of the comedic potential it provided, ...

The Boondocks reboot has seemingly been rescheduled for a 2022 release on HBO Max. "There's a unique opportunity to revisit the world of The Boondocks and do it over again for today," McGruder said in ...

CARTOON Network says it meant no disrespect in airing a “Boondocks” episode in which Dr. Martin Luther King uttered the “n word.” The episode aired Jan. 15 – the day before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.