The Boondocks

Aaron McGruder is an African American cartoonist. At the age of 26, he was best known as a creator of popular cartoons published in Boondocks, currently over 250 newspapers in the United States. Boondocks said, "I am playing two funny African-American children and living in the white middle-class suburbs with their grandfathers" (Among Whitney Houston's) entertainment news issues ( We took up political news like Bush administration). It is famous. .

Comic strip of Aaron McGruder The Boondocks - The first few years of the collection of "A Right to Be Hostile" (2003) is a successor to the sun of Hansberry's "A Raisin" in various ways. In The Boondocks, a retired middle class black man and his two grandchildren Freeman family moved from the city center to a large house in the suburbs. For my grandfather, like Mom Young, this is the achievement of American dreams: a beautiful home in a quiet neighborhood, and a great place to raise children. But for his grandson, the radical radical Huey and the religious Reli Riley this is the worst imaginable situation: they are completely out of their former urban communities and excitement and cultural stimulation of their culture Isolated. That's right. Their idea about American dreams is the opposite of their grandfather

A small town Boondock anywhere. In the heart of the United States Some people like the feelings, freedoms and communities of these small towns. Some people despise them and condemn the lack of diversity and boredom. I grew up in a small town in Oklahoma and then moved to town to attend college. Now I am in a relationship of love, I hate my hometown. Love: Freedom. In a small town, it is within 5 to 10 minutes by car from the open countryside. In my hometown Oklahoma state, the open countryside means the blue sky, many miles, and a beautiful sunset. People who grew up in the city sometimes find it boring and far from the fast pace of big cities. But they will never understand the beauty and peace brought about by the creation of God until they have experienced it for themselves.