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Back cover credits cover concept and design by Brian Ash and Scott Fuselier, illustrations by Aaron McGruder.
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Inside front cover
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Half-title page, with ghosted image of Huey; list of available books; title page; front matter; dedication
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Repeat of half-title page
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McGruder's comments about controversy concerning his strip.
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Collection of daily and Sunday newspaper comic strips (Sundays in color). Notable story arcs include: Uncle Ruckus is self-hating; Uncle Ruckus plays Santa Claus; Huey gives lectures as gifts; 50 Cent and the Game got beef; McDonald's goes hip-hop; Michael Jackson trial; celebrity gossip; Granddad's relatives move in after Hurricane Katrina; Jazmine is confused about Christmas.
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CBS News interview from August 31, 1999. Hattie Kauffman, interviewer. Sample strip and illustrations. Ghost header illustration by McGruder.
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Article from the Sacramento Bee, June 5, 2000. Ghost header illustration by McGruder.
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Article from Los Angles Magazine, August 1, 2001. Ghost header illustration by McGruder.
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Article from New York Newsday, October 8, 2001. Header illustration by Aaron McGruder.
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Interview from City Paper (Philadelphia), November 5, 2001. Jennifer A. Carbin, interviewer. Ghost header illustration by McGruder.
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Interview in Salon.com, December 7, 2001. Stephen Lemons, interviewer. Ghost header illustration by McGruder.
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Article from The Nation, January 28, 2002. Sample strip. Ghost header illustration by McGruder.
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Article and interview from The Comics Journal, September, 2003. Sample strips. Ghost header illustration by McGruder.
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Article from The Crisis, September/October 2003. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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Interview from Africana, September 30, 2003. Bomani Jones, interviewer. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder
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Article from The Washington Post, October 19, 2003. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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Article from the Los Angeles Times, April 25, 2004. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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Interview aired August 2, 2004. Tavis Smiley, interviewer. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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CNN Newsnight with Aaron Brown interview, October 1, 2004. Aaron Brown, interviewer. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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Article from Observer Magazine, October 31, 2004. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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Interview from The News Tribune, November 6, 2005. Bill Hutchens, interviewer. Sample strip. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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Interview from A.V. Club, November 23, 2005. Nathan Rabin, interviewer. Ghosted header illustration by McGruder.
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Daily and Sunday newspaper comic strips (Sundays in color) which have generated particular controversy, along with commentary from McGruder. In some cases alternate strips appear along with the originals. Notable strips and story arcs include: Riley's lightsaber won't cut; Huey starts a Klanwatch; a black woman's gyrating rear end; Riley wants to join the NRA; Huey challenges American response to 9/11; Flagee and Ribbon promote mindless patriotism; finding a boy friend for Condoleeza Rice; Uncle Ruckus plays Santa Claus; McDonald's goes hip-hop
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Cover thumbnails for A Right to be Hostile; Public Enemy #2; Birth of a Nation
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Inside back cover
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Back cover. Inset photograph of Aaron McGruder.
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