Whoopi Goldberg's Intro To Tom and Jerry Cartoons

No, Obama Doesn't Face Racism In America (No Way!)

He's treated exactly the same as any other president,...

 

Separated At Birth: Don Lemon And Thomas L. DuBois

Don Lemon 

A cartoon black man on television who is not trusted by blacks

Thomas Lancaster DuBois

A cartoon black man on television who is not trusted by blacks

Blacks Believe Our Lying Eyes Before What Whites Say

The New Season Of The Boondocks Is About To Begin

"How many times have I told you, you better not even dream of telling white folks the truth?"

How Can The Lunatic Fringe Also Be The Mainstream?

If You Ignore Slavery And Civil Rights (Life's A Cartoon)

The 1946 Educational Video 'Brotherhood of Man' Demonstrates How Paul Ryan's and Charles Murray's Ideas About Race and Destiny Were Outdated 70 Years Ago

Grotesque Art Is (Sometimes) The Best Kind To Watch

This was made all the way back in 1974,...

South Park Figured Out How To Solve Race Problems

We can discuss reparations afterwards,...

The First Animation From The Soviet Union Is On Drugs

I don't speak Russian, but I think capitalism's a stickler,...

Wendyvainity Shakes It All Up

Hayao Miyazaki’s Beautiful Goodbye, “The Wind Rises”

This Is Progress (Before Laptops & Tablets & iPhones)

Ethnic Notions

White People Peer Pressure (They Never Even Notice)

Oh, they notice they do it - and they're even proud of it:

They just don't notice it's racist,...

Who Warped American Values? (Your Life's A Cartoon)

Bugs and Thugs is a 1953 animated short film in the Looney Tunes series produced by Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc. but - despite thugs being shown engaged in criminal activity - featured no blacks.

It's Hard To Feel Grateful To A Nation That Hates Justice

“Pork Chops on Trees? Watermelons Blowing in the Breeze? If '12 Years a Slave' is Too Challenging a Movie For Some Audiences and Critics, Perhaps They Would Prefer 'Goin to Heaven on a Mule' Instead?”

Racism's A Drowning Man (Dragging Life Guards Under)

“The similarities between the slave patrols and modern American policing are too salient to dismiss or ignore. Hence, the slave patrol should be considered a forerunner of modern American law enforcement.”

“Haney López catalogues evolving dog-whistle topics as racism continues to adapt — the attack on public schools, the xenophobic warnings about competition from China, and even expanding the definition of 'white' to include Latinos much as it earlier expanded from a narrow Anglo-Saxon base to include southern Europeans.

The best antidote to this coded racism, the author concludes, is to call it out for what it is, ignoring the catcalls that doing so is playing the race card.”

“A '12 Years a Slave' Themed Golden Globes Party Is a Horrible Idea”

When The Shallow End Of Art Got Deeper Than Politics I

Tell me how to "move on" again - I'm fucking watching Japanese cartoons:

“Fullmetal Alchemist” has got a quack, fighting the student of science by breaching it's laws, because the quack is obsessed with "Karin" - which is my wife's name.

Fucking incredible,...

I Got No Say, Won't Get No Say (It's Whatever You Say)

Why have things been the way they've been? That's the way everybody (else) always liked it - I do my part, as allowed:

"There was just this air of fear there,...It just seemed very clear, the mentality of it: keep it ice cold, keep people miserable and on edge. It was just insane—totally insane."

"It was like the worst place I'd ever worked,...Which is kind of ironic, given that they have rainbows and unicorns everywhere." 

BTW - your cultist leaders haven't mentioned it yet: 

 It'll tend to continue until y'all decide to stop,....