Black animated characters have been a presence on TV for decades. However, they aren’t always highly regarded or praised like their white counterparts.

From fiery personalities to sensitive sweethearts, these characters raised generations, nurtured imaginations, and provided important visibility. Here are eight Black female cartoon characters who ...

From Mickey Mouse to Bugs Bunny, countless iconic animated characters wear white gloves and the reason for the artistic choice is ... unfortunate.

As an iconic character in American cinema, Mickey Mouse has seen a lot of transformations since his debut. Created by Walt ...

An Apple TV animated special shows how Franklin, the first Black "Peanuts" character, meets Charlie Brown and friends in Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin.

At a time when cartoons were made in black and white, animators realised that the same principle could help cartoon characters' hands stand out from their bodies in all positions.

A talented artist has created an amazing wallpaper based on Pinwheel Forest from the Gen 5 Pokemon games, and the artwork is even animated. While the internet is full of Pokemon fan art, this ...

“Funky Turns 50” is a new exhibit celebrating the appearances of positive Black animated characters, Saturday, Feb. 17, 2024 (Photo by Ben Vahey/WHAM) ...

Rachel Zegler sparked backlash as she styled her hair to pay homage to original "Snow White" actress Adriana Caselotti after bashing the 1937 film.

At first, Jaboukie Young-White did not consider how his role as an openly gay animated character in Disney's "Strange World" could have a social impact.

1 of 6 An Apple TV+ animated special shows how Franklin, the first Black Peanuts character, meets Charlie Brown and friends in Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin.