The document discusses black representation among comic book heroes and characters in film and television. It provides examples of some of the first black comic book heroes like Luke Cage, who gained super strength from a sabotaged experiment. It also mentions characters like Virgil from Static Shock who dealt with racism and had normal teenage experiences. Additional characters highlighted include Cyborg from DC Comics, Brock from Pokemon, and Tiana from The Princess and the Frog, as well as positive representations like Garnet from Steven Universe.

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The project's main objective is to discuss the
black representation among heroes, muses,
historical characters and comics and great
characters from the film industry.

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6. Virgil wasThe BoyWho got into trouble at school, listened to Hip Hop, I liked
sports and had SEVERAL normal friends. And itThe Super Hero.Were
several times asWhat racism theme was portrayed in the story, with special
reminder pro episode where he meets the family to Ritchie and his bigoted
father ...

7. A black hero half-human, half robot, according to the lead
scientist, hacker genius.

8. Brock is a gym leader, cook, he took care of his several
brothers for years and is also the creator of Pokémon.

9. Tiana is beautiful, charismatic, a sensational character in a
catalog where women were all white tresses of Lizas and
dependent on the love of a prince ...

10. Flowers for Rebecca Sugar to put as featured a lesbian character and
black in leadership role with confidence and so many powers.
Garmet is without doubt the greatest exponent of minorities in
cartoons that moment.

11. The approach in the Storm in X-Men: Evolution is probably
my favorite of her in any media. A great example of female
and black power ...