Could a non-Israelite make a show mocking stereotypes about jewish people and not be called racist or anti-Semitic? The answer, "No way in hell!" Why can't the same standard apply to everyone else?   See 18 other replies

The Boondocks is so intelligently written it's not even funny.   See 18 other replies

Yea, I agree with Maria The Boondocks is one of the best cartoons out there, and isn't just babbling about arrogant things all the time like the rest of these shows.. Myron YOU are the one who may be lame   See 18 other replies

Amen. Oh, and thats another black show with successful blacks in it...   See 18 other replies

Maybe if you learn to write proper english, it will help your situation?   See 18 other replies

Let me see, which stupid thing should I address first? Did someone actually complain that a white guy like Seth Macfarlane does an imitation of a black guy's voice and it doesn't sound African American enough? And then someone asks why they have to be stereotypical. Why don't you two get together and first, take some spelling lessons an then decide what you want, stereotypical or not? The thing for me that is humorous is that it is probably a white guy complaining that he doesn't sound Black enough. Oh, and I agree with both of you about the racist cartoons from the past were racist but saying that a cartoon character is supposed to be realistic is like judging cromagnon man by watching "The Flintstones". Everything in this show is supposed to be silly and unrealistic, but, like Southpark, they get to throw somewhat cerebral humor in to a family show that kids watch, also. They word it in a way that shows off their creativity in writing so that it can be taken a different way by the children. If you don't think Cleveland rapping with Federline (What's up with that? Now, that is in bad taste! ) is African American enough, then you are destined to be disatisfied no matter what. At least they quit talking about Donna's nice big fat a**. White women don't understand that a protruding round behind on a black woman is admired by LOTS of men so, to them it sounds like an insult. I am sure they got some hate mail on that one. So, if they go by the emails or the blogs of their followers to find out what to write, you have one guy who wants them to "Act Black" and another who says they don't want "Stereotyping". In a way it should reflect that people are talking about cultural differences and traits and trying to laugh about the differences instead of being disgusted, fearful, or angry.Just Right!   See 18 other replies