Who are the most beloved black cartoon characters? Check out this article to discover how they've shaped TV history through storytelling and cultural representation.

Memin Pinguin is a Mexican cartoon character whose image is seen as derogatory by many African Americans. Publicity over a Mexican postage stamp fueled the controversy. Historian Enrique Krauze ...

The character, named after the Rev ... Brandon-Croft became the first African American woman to have a nationally syndicated cartoon column, the satirical column, “Where I’m coming from.” ...

African and African American children don ... “All of the children’s cartoons where I’m from are imported. Plus, none of them showed any characters that looked like us.

But in its ongoing fourth season, the Cartoon ... character heads to his friend Jackie’s house before going to explore a waterfall. The scene features Jackie, who is deaf, signing Black American ...

Disney, they claimed, had disrespected the cartoon character and the Scandinavian ... the impact of discrimination and segregation on African American children’s racial perceptions.

The fact that the character in "BEWARE" resembles ... around the mouth -- all characteristic of African Americans as portrayed stereotypically in cartoons, illustrations, and advertising of ...

This was the Golden Age of comic books, when Americans voraciously consumed stories about superheroes, determined detectives and thrilling romances - yet very few featured African American characters.