social-justice – The Dot and Line

Everyone remembers their first animated love.

What we’re most excited to see in the next season of Cartoon Network's most compassionate show.

While the Japanese studio's films don't sugarcoat the conflicts between humanity and nature, they don't oversimplify it, either.

The Wild Thornberrys never questioned its heroine’s competence based on her sex, and that made its environmental message all the more powerful.

The cultural icon redefined the meaning of the word ‘nimrod,’ and no one even knew he was doing it.

The characters of ‘Adventure Time’ never needed a Dickensian ending. That’s not where the game was.

Cancer claimed the life of the legendary animator behind the vibrant cartooning in 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' and more masterworks.

‘Iron-Blooded Orphans’ emphasized the human cost of conflict.

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