History Tearjerker / TheBoondocks

* Huey's BreakingSpeech to Jazmine causing her to cry while a HardTruthAesop, is nonetheless heart wrenching.

--> '''Huey: There ain't no such thing as the tooth fairy.\\

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--> '''Huey: There ain't no such thing as the tooth fairy.

* After the frankly hilarious reason for [[spoiler:Kardashia's hospitalization (her butt exploded, mortally wounding her)]], there's something rather sad about [[spoiler:her last moments, dying]] as everyone else discovers [[spoiler:she wasn't a real Kardashian to begin with]]:

* Uncle Ruckus reveals that he was raised by a cruel and abusive father, Mister Ruckus. Mister had an extremely short temper and would beat around his own little son for little or no reason. Eventually Mister threw Uncle out of the house, much to the protests of Mister's wife and younger sons. Uncle was so traumatized by the ordeal (pictured above) that it's the reason why he hates his own race so much. His childhood was so horrific that even Riley feels bad for him.

** UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr survives the 1968 shooting that killed him in real life, but falls into a 32-year-long coma. When he awakens to see the new millennium, [[FishOutOfTemporalWater he feels that he's now become irrelevant and out-of-place in today's society]]. His reputation takes a big hit when he sticks to his pacifistic ideals after 9/11, which causes Creator/FoxNews to brand him as a cowardly traitor.

* Uncle Ruckus reveals that he was raised by a cruel and abusive father, Mister Ruckus. Mister had an extremely short temper and would beat around his own little son for little or no reason. Eventually Mister threw Uncle out of the house, much to the protests of Mister's wife and younger sons. Uncle was so traumatized by the ordeal (pictured above) that it's the reason why he hates his own race so much.

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[[caption-width-right:350: "[[AbusiveParents Why?]] [[AlasPoorScrappy WHYYYY?!]]"]]

** Viewers can also interpret this as white supremacy, having more privilege in the world than people of color do. The administration, full of white people, reject Huey’s idea of making Jesus black. Even trying to convince the poor kid to write that Jesus was any other color, rather than just going along with black Jesus.

** Viewers can also interpret this as white supremacy, having more privilege in the world than people of color do. The administration, full of white people, reject Huey’s original plot, and even try to convince Huey to write that Jesus was any other color, rather than just going along with black Jesus.

** Viewers can also interpret this as white supremacy and how white people have more privilege in the world than people of color do. The administration, full of white people, reject Huey’s original plot, and even try to convince Huey to write that Jesus was any other color, rather than just going along with black Jesus.

** Viewers can also interpret this as white supremacy and how they have more privilege in the world than people of color do. The administration, full of white people, reject Huey’s original plot, and even try to convince Huey to write that Jesus was any other color, rather than just going along with black Jesus.

** Viewers can also interpret this as white supremacy and how they have more privilege in the world than people of color do. The administration, full of white people, reject Huey’s original plot, and even try to convince Huey to write that Jesus was any other color than black, rather than just going along with black Jesus.

* Huey’s vision for the school Christmas play was turned down because of the entitled administration believing all of the play is written with misinformation, and changed it entirely. As he walks away from the situation, Huey’s teacher desperately tries to reassure him that it will still be a good play, but Huey just tells him not to credit him, since none of his vision will be put into it, and walks away saddened. While he was a bit too strict with the crew and the cast, Huey’s hurt feelings are valid. You honestly can’t help but feel bad for the kid.

** Viewers can also interpret this as white supremacy and how they have more privilege in the world than people of color do. The administration, full of white people, reject Huey’s original plot, and even try to convince Huey in saying that Jesus was any other color than white, rather than just going along with black Jesus.