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A not so flattering portrayal of Aaron McGruder

Posted by Alan Gardner
February 8, 2006

FrontPage Magazine has written a story about Aaron McGruder and how the comic feature “Boondocks” was created and how it became a television show. Along the way, it delves into Aaron’s politics and social views.

McGruder likes being offensive. He comes billed – in large part by himself – as the angriest black man in America and his “Boondocks” comic strip has been called “Peanuts meets the Nation of Islam.” But even that doesn’t quite capture the man.

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#1		Denise July/8/2006 @ 3:37 am	That’s an insult!! See how people get when they can’t handle the truth? Damn shame!!
#2		Denise July/7/2006 @ 9:37 pm	That’s an insult!! See how people get when they can’t handle the truth? Damn shame!!
#3		mike July/21/2007 @ 4:32 pm	i miss the boondocks
#4		mike July/21/2007 @ 10:32 am	i miss the boondocks
#5		Brie October/4/2007 @ 5:44 pm	So glad the Boondocks are coming back next week. I was beginning to grow worried and depressed that they may not return. Keep up the good work Sir.
#6		Brie October/4/2007 @ 11:44 am	So glad the Boondocks are coming back next week. I was beginning to grow worried and depressed that they may not return. Keep up the good work Sir.

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