Huey is also seen to be a practioner of vegetarianism. This is not to say that Huey lacks a softer side, as he will take steps to help and protect those he considers friends or family (ex. Other than those few instances, Huey has never been caught smiling. Of any of these few instances, the smile is only a very small grin. He is also seen barely smiling at 17:34 during the timeout that Tom called to congratulate the team on their playing. 12:07, After scoring multiple baskets, Huey is seen smiling at his brother along with Granddad. The rest are in episode " Ballin'" at 17:07 when Riley finally insults Cindy, the opposing team's star player, enough to make her cry. Once was in episode " Home Alone" at 18:40 when Granddad returns home after his trip to Costa Rica. In the second season, he is seen smiling in two episodes. In season one, episode " Let's Nab Oprah" frames 05:11 - 05:14, Huey was seen smiling during a fight with his brother Riley while he teases Riley by pointing a sword to Riley's neck twice in " The Passion of Reverend Ruckus" at 03:40 when he asks Jazmine to come with him to prison (though the smile is quickly replaced with anger towards Jazmine), and at 15:17 answering the telephone and twice in " The Block is Hot" at 03:26 when he set up his soap box and 05:45 when he watched Jazmine speak with Ed Wuncler, Sr. He is either in a neutral expression or is seen frowning or shrugging. Being extremely pessimistic, Huey is rarely seen smiling in the episodes.
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He has started petitions, made and handed out flyers, and created and edited his own newspaper, The Free Huey World Rhatis racist even if he's not religious. He has also written poignant letters and emails to public figures imploring them to support various political causes.
On at least one occasion, he demonstrated an aptitude for writing fiction in the form of a script (he wrote a play entitled The AdvĮntures of Black Jesus in The Boondocks episode "A Huey Freeman Christmas"). In the episode "The Story of Gangstalicious Part 2", he states that he likes Elton John.
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Huey seems to show some fondness for Star Wars, and quotes the series often. He reads the newspaper, watches the news often, and otherwise makes a point to keep up with current events. Huey is depicted as owning a large collection of books, and other reading material. He uses this gift during individual interactions, during which he can gain a desired effect depending on his intention. Oratorically gifted, he has shown the ability to seize and hold the attention of entire crowds of people when he wants to do so. Huey is not religious but says Jesus was black which kind of states the belief his young age. In the episode The Real he is also seen as a spy. Huey excels in hand-to-hand combat, katana, nunchaku and bo staff skills. Huey is also known to be an adept martial artist. Huey owns a large collection of books, watches the news, and reads newspapers. Freeman attributed his longevity to love of life, man and God.įreeman died in Lewistown, Missouri, USA on 24 December 1990 at the age of 110 years, 2 days, two days after his 110th birthday.He grew up in Chicago with Riley, and then moved to Woodcrest where he and his brother lives with his grandad. On his 110th birthday in 1990, he still had one living sister, Luvenia (born 15 December 1900), who lived in Mississippi. He moved to Prairie View Rest Home in Lewistown, Missouri in 1976. They were employed by the Tackleberry Plantation and chopped cotton there.įreeman had been married four times and had three children: Lillie Mae Jefferson, Iola Freeman, and John Henry Freeman. Freeman and his wife Mattie (born c.1890) worked at Pascola for five years. He worked most of his life as a laborer in Hayti, Missouri. His father died of consumption when he was young and he was reared his stepfather, George Stewart.
Robert Freeman was born in Como, Mississippi, USA on 22 December 1880. (22 December 1880 – 24 December 1990) was an American supercentenarian whose age is validated by the Gerontology Research Group (GRG).
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