Comments on: Rev. Sharpton criticizes ‘Boondocks’ for showing King saying the n-word http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/ The source for industry news for the professional cartoonist Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:23:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Abdulraheem Musa http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-78487 Abdulraheem Musa Tue, 23 Dec 2008 12:57:58 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-78487 i love the boondocks cartoon. its fictional but an undoubted tell-tale and being African and humourously how we are perceived by the world i love the boondocks cartoon. its fictional but an undoubted tell-tale and being African and humourously how we are perceived by the world

]]> By: Abdulraheem Musa http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-98402 Abdulraheem Musa Tue, 23 Dec 2008 12:57:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-98402 i love the boondocks cartoon. its fictional but an undoubted tell-tale and being African and humourously how we are perceived by the world i love the boondocks cartoon. its fictional but an undoubted tell-tale and being African and humourously how we are perceived by the world

]]> By: Mikie http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-32852 Mikie Mon, 30 Apr 2007 13:25:21 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-32852 and as for Danna, have you ever heard of "Freedom of Speach" if not you should look into it! and as for Danna, have you ever heard of “Freedom of Speach” if not you should look into it!

]]> By: Mikie http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-98401 Mikie Mon, 30 Apr 2007 13:25:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-98401 and as for Danna, have you ever heard of "Freedom of Speach" if not you should look into it! and as for Danna, have you ever heard of “Freedom of Speach” if not you should look into it!

]]> By: Mikie http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-32850 Mikie Mon, 30 Apr 2007 13:23:17 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-32850 I'm tird of always hearing people complaining about being offended about little petty stuff and most of the people complaining is people who don't watch or hear it for them selves. in my opinion the boondocks is the best cartoon i've ever watched. I’m tird of always hearing people complaining about being offended about little petty stuff and most of the people complaining is people who don’t watch or hear it for them selves. in my opinion the boondocks is the best cartoon i’ve ever watched.

]]> By: Mikie http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-98400 Mikie Mon, 30 Apr 2007 13:23:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-98400 I'm tird of always hearing people complaining about being offended about little petty stuff and most of the people complaining is people who don't watch or hear it for them selves. in my opinion the boondocks is the best cartoon i've ever watched. I’m tird of always hearing people complaining about being offended about little petty stuff and most of the people complaining is people who don’t watch or hear it for them selves. in my opinion the boondocks is the best cartoon i’ve ever watched.

]]> By: The Poster Formally Known as Mike http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-32218 The Poster Formally Known as Mike Fri, 27 Apr 2007 18:24:29 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-32218 I wouldn't call it a masterful use, but I'm not a big fan of the Boondocks. Still in the context of the program, the use of the N-word made impact and sense. I wouldn’t call it a masterful use, but I’m not a big fan of the Boondocks. Still in the context of the program, the use of the N-word made impact and sense.

]]> By: The Poster Formally Known as M http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-98399 The Poster Formally Known as M Fri, 27 Apr 2007 18:24:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-98399 I wouldn't call it a masterful use, but I'm not a big fan of the Boondocks. Still in the context of the program, the use of the N-word made impact and sense. I wouldn’t call it a masterful use, but I’m not a big fan of the Boondocks. Still in the context of the program, the use of the N-word made impact and sense.

]]> By: vincent kelly http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-32130 vincent kelly Fri, 27 Apr 2007 08:35:47 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-32130 Aaron's masterful use of the N word from Reverend King in the Boondocks imaginary story 'Return of The King' not only honors what Dr. King stood for but what dissappointments Dr. King would have were he to live among us today. While it is extremely doubtful that Dr. King would use the N word IN PUBLIC given its sensitivity and lack of poiltical correctness, his use of the word at the end of the episode highlights what we as Blacks already know about ourselves...that Blacks who settle for less usually arrive late to functions hence the old saying 'CP time', pay too much attention to what's extravagant and what others says about us and that we do all too good a job of tearing each other down. The blame game against Whites ends here...nwe can hold no one accountable but ourselves. In the story the N word is not used in praise but differentiates TRUE brothers and sisters from Pimps and Jackleggers, politicans and so-called ministers alike. Let's place more emphsis on the contents of what's inside a book than the cover readily tells. Vinnie. Aaron’s masterful use of the N word from Reverend King in the Boondocks imaginary story ‘Return of The King’ not only honors what Dr. King stood for but what dissappointments Dr. King would have were he to live among us today. While it is extremely doubtful that Dr. King would use the N word IN PUBLIC given its sensitivity and lack of poiltical correctness, his use of the word at the end of the episode highlights what we as Blacks already know about ourselves…that Blacks who settle for less usually arrive late to functions hence the old saying ‘CP time’, pay too much attention to what’s extravagant and what others says about us and that we do all too good a job of tearing each other down. The blame game against Whites ends here…nwe can hold no one accountable but ourselves. In the story the N word is not used in praise but differentiates TRUE brothers and sisters from Pimps and Jackleggers, politicans and so-called ministers alike.

Let’s place more emphsis on the contents of what’s inside a book than the cover readily tells.

Vinnie.

]]> By: vincent kelly http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/01/26/rev-sharpton-criticizes-boondocks-for-showing-king-saying-the-n-word/#comment-98398 vincent kelly Fri, 27 Apr 2007 08:35:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=462#comment-98398 Aaron's masterful use of the N word from Reverend King in the Boondocks imaginary story 'Return of The King' not only honors what Dr. King stood for but what dissappointments Dr. King would have were he to live among us today. While it is extremely doubtful that Dr. King would use the N word IN PUBLIC given its sensitivity and lack of poiltical correctness, his use of the word at the end of the episode highlights what we as Blacks already know about ourselves...that Blacks who settle for less usually arrive late to functions hence the old saying 'CP time', pay too much attention to what's extravagant and what others says about us and that we do all too good a job of tearing each other down. The blame game against Whites ends here...nwe can hold no one accountable but ourselves. In the story the N word is not used in praise but differentiates TRUE brothers and sisters from Pimps and Jackleggers, politicans and so-called ministers alike. Let's place more emphsis on the contents of what's inside a book than the cover readily tells. Vinnie. Aaron’s masterful use of the N word from Reverend King in the Boondocks imaginary story ‘Return of The King’ not only honors what Dr. King stood for but what dissappointments Dr. King would have were he to live among us today. While it is extremely doubtful that Dr. King would use the N word IN PUBLIC given its sensitivity and lack of poiltical correctness, his use of the word at the end of the episode highlights what we as Blacks already know about ourselves…that Blacks who settle for less usually arrive late to functions hence the old saying ‘CP time’, pay too much attention to what’s extravagant and what others says about us and that we do all too good a job of tearing each other down. The blame game against Whites ends here…nwe can hold no one accountable but ourselves. In the story the N word is not used in praise but differentiates TRUE brothers and sisters from Pimps and Jackleggers, politicans and so-called ministers alike.

Let’s place more emphsis on the contents of what’s inside a book than the cover readily tells.

Vinnie.

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