However, it's clear over time that the real troubling folks are the adults in Riley's life as well as the bad role models he has. Thinking about Riley's vulnerabilities as a black boy gave McGruder an abundance of comical (and in the long-term distressing) storylines.
So this bad and vulnerable black boy was a crucial creative muse.
This entry is part of a series--28 Days & Ways of Thinking about Bad Men & Vulnerable Black Boys.
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