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I viewed that episode before, pretty relevant and thought-provoking, huh? What was said, to be a cartoon was the truth. I've noticed myself that black people can't get most other black people to think on the level they should until you get them angry. I've tested the very theory myself...anyway, I can't wait until more shows are available.
Boondocks... been around for ages man. The comics are better but yeah, suprised they're airing it.
Check the Black Jesus episode...
*Typical negro complaint; The voices are too squeaky*
I wanted to know if the Dagara elders could tell the diffrence between fiction and reality. The elders did not understand what a starship is, they did not understand what the fussy uniforms had to do with anything but they recognized in Spock a Kontomble of the seventh planet... they had never seen a Kontomble that big.
Uncle Ruckus is too funny "I was happy at the back of the bus"
Everytime I see something.... fitting.... I'm posting this link and not sayinga damn thing more!
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Isn't that something...a virtual, yet humorous testament of both white psychology and self-hatred in one example. That's not even it, there is also a sense of defeat, submission, acceptance and comfort in how things are in the animated world of the Boondocks, within the character of Uncle Ruckus, all too true for some black or Africanpeople.
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The Sibyls: the First Prophetess’ of Mami (Wata) by Mama Zogbé:
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