While participating in the Library’s Archives, History, and Heritage Advanced Internship Program (AHHA), [Lucy Havens] had ...

Here are eight Black female cartoon characters who truly left a mark. Penny Proud from “The Proud Family” Penny Proud, the star of “The Proud Family,” was a game-changer for Black girls.

Cartoon Network's 'Craig of the Creek' worked closely with Southern California Black Deaf Advocates to make a milestone of Black Deaf representation.

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For more than sixty-five years, up until his death, on May 6th, at the age of eighty-nine, William Nunn, Jr., served as a one-man pipeline bringing talented football players from historically ...

These are some of our favorite black-coded cartoon characters from recent times and the past. Mauler Twins ( Invincible ) The Mauler Twins aren’t actual twins, but a duo of ever-changing clones ...

The Sept. 1 Sports article “Incomes and outcomes,” about University of Alabama football and the team’s coaches, exposed the university’s values and the role of big-time athletics in ...

A political cartoon of Colin Kaepernick kneeling with his Afro in the shape of a black fist has gone viral. But the illustration – which has been adopted by sports fans, civil rights activists ...

Cartoonist and illustrator Jack Davis died July 27, 2016. Known for his art depicting Georgia Bulldog caricatures, he endeared himself to Bulldog fans for decades. Davis attended the University of ...

For many decades, Black Americas have sat their children down in front of the TV to enjoy what we thought were wholesome, entertaining cartoons, with practical moral lessons and cautionary tales ...

Growing up in the 1970s at opposite ends of New York state, two girls were immersed in all things cool, black and funky. Saturday morning cartoons won their hearts. Loreen Williamson, in Rochester ...