A review of “AJ & Magnus,” a webcomic by Bryan and Simon Steel about a gay couple, their energetic son, and their pet dog.
African Americans
Cartoon review: “Hero Elementary”
A review of the PBS animated series “Hero Elementary,” about a group of super-powered kids attending a school for superheroes.
A look at appearances of John Lewis in media
A look at appearances and depictions of the late Congress member and civil rights icon John Lewis in media, including comics and animation.
“Hair Love” animated series to launch on HBO Max
Matthew A. Cherry’s Oscar-winning animated short “Hair Love” is receiving even more attention. News came this … “Hair Love” animated series to launch on HBO MaxRead more
HBO Max places a disclaimer on “Gone With the Wind”
“Gone With the Wind” will now carry a viewer advisory disclaimer on HBO Max.
Black Lives Matter tweets and media outlets
A look at how media companies handled Twitter tweets for the Black Lives Matter movement.
Why do so many Black superheroes have electrical powers?
Black superheroes with electrical powers has become a well-known cliche. I look at possible reasons why so many Black heroes have this power.
Minorities in cartoons: “Milo Murphy’s Law”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Milo Murphy’s Law,” a series that airs on Disney … Minorities in cartoons: “Milo Murphy’s Law”Read more
Minorities in cartoons: Coach Clayton
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is Coach Clayton, the father of Archie Comics character Chuck … Minorities in cartoons: Coach ClaytonRead more
Minorities in cartoons: Catwoman
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is Catwoman (real name: Selina Kyle), the famous Batman villain. … Minorities in cartoons: CatwomanRead more