The Boondocks by Aaron McGruder for July 10, 2021

Tough love is usually unrequited, Huey.

Huey, Huey, Huey — When will you learn to stop while you’re ahead?

She will see her hair every single day for the rest of her life. Her fear/hate of it, is already affecting her every single day. It’s a worthy fight to help her accept it, hopefully come to love it…it is also one that risks friendship. Sometimes a brave friend is willing to take that risk.

@Pgalden1- She’ll naturally grow out of that phase when gets older and matures.

She has beautiful hair and Huey knows it.

Hopefully some day she’ll learn to love and accept that beautiful fluffy puff.

Maybe someday, Jazmine will learn to see the beauty of her natural African features.

The irony of course is that so many Blacks straighten their hair, while so many whites curl theirs.

Why does this strip show up so much smaller than the others? Is it due to being lower resolution?

From that neighborhood ’tis a long, hard road to an afrocentric hair salon.

It’s interesting how these days individuals can refuse to accept the sex they are born; do everything possible to become the opposite sex, including surgery; and no one is supposed to suggest for a second it is wrong to do that. Anyone who does should be silenced and condemned! Yet if individuals refuse to accept the race they are born; and do everything to try to become another race—cosmetics, surgery, etc., it is considered wrong; and no one should hesitate for a minute to suggest to them they need to accept their race and be proud of it; that not accepting their race means they have psychological problems.

. . . but we come from there.

Hey Huey, get with the 21st century. The little girl can be whoever she wants to be. Not your right to tell her otherwise.

A wonderful book: https://apple.news/AEakGlXlGQ7mRflbDoNObxA

Is a simple “you look good with your afro” too hard for Huey? Hahaha!