2021年2月10日 · Huey's intense focus on social justice can also lead to tunnel vision, causing him to overlook other aspects of life and potential solutions. Riley Freeman: Riley represents the young and impressionable youth who idolizes gangster culture. He embodies the negative impact of media and can often be misguided in his pursuit of identity.

2022年8月1日 · Not necessarily, they all have their own fighting styles. Huey being the only one with professional martial arts training somehow. I think he taught himself given how smart he is and his knowledge on martial arts at 12. Grandads just pulls off his belt and Riley just fights regularly. Edit: 10*

2017年9月28日 · 14 votes, 10 comments. I know that Huey never smiles, but I seem to have some photographic memory of him briefly smiling in an episode, perhaps…

so let’s transfer this to Huey, Huey Freeman exhibits many tactics that were used by the Black Panther Party, MLK, and Malcolm X during the Civil Rights era. So even for the time, MLK and Malcolm X were assassinated and even nowadays the Black Panther Party is still not as well known and somewhat looked down upon by many people.

At first, Huey assumes Stinkmeimer has a heightened sense of hearing since Stinkmeiner is blind. However, once Stinkmeiner and Grandad have their fight, Huey realizes that Stinkmeiner had a lucky shot during their first encounter and tries to stop Grandad (and undo his hatred and training) from attacking Stinkmeiner.

To understand the joke you have to understand the character and context of the show. Huey Freeman is loosely based on Huey Newton. Huey Newton being a founder of the Black Panther party. Such controversial claims are meant to play on some of …

2016年10月25日 · Aaron is left-wing, IS very strong in what he believes in. You could even argue that "A Huey Freeman Christmas" was a representation of how Aaron was while making The Boondocks show. Even the fact that Huey was writing a play called "Black Jesus", which was the name of Aaron's future show.

Huey and Riley are both meant to represent extreme, if not toxic, mindsets that are common in the black community. You can see shades of this in season 1 of the show. In the first episode, Huey is parroting a few conspiracy theories and "black pride" talking points like how Jesus was black or Ronald Reagan was the devil.

This is done on purpose. Huey while more well meaning than other characters, tries to take on too much too often. He does this to a point where success is impossible making him a bit beaten down emotionally. Clinically depressed is not accurate though. I relate to how Huey views the world and honestly find a bit of humor in it.

2022年8月7日 · Welcome to Woodcrest, Home of the Freeman Family. This is the subreddit dedicated to the series created by ...