In July 1968, cartoonist Charles M. Schulz made history when he introduced fans of his popular “Peanuts” comic strip to Franklin, a Black boy who built a sandcastle with central character Charlie ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the 1973 holiday classic "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," Franklin, the sole Black character, is sidelined at the dinner table.

In the 1973 holiday classic "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," Franklin, the sole Black character, is sidelined at the dinner table. It might not make up for the slight, but decades later, Franklin has ...

In the 1973 holiday classic "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," Franklin, the sole Black character, is sidelined at the dinner table. It might not make up for the slight, but decades later, Franklin has ...

Peanuts isnâ t just one of the most hilarious comic strips in history, complete with timelessly iconic characters like Charlie Brown, itâ s also one of the oldest. Created by Charles M. Schulz in 1950 ...