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* ''Uncle Ruckus'': An overweight man with a grotesque appearance who idolizes white culture. Ruckus is self-hating, dissassociating himself from his African-American heritage as best as he can, and instead championing whatever small traces of [[Indigenous peoples of the Americas|Native American]] and [[Irish]] ancestry he may have. His greatest wish is that black people were still enslaved, because he believes that they were better off that way. He claims to have a mythical disease called ''"re''-[[vitiligo]]" ("the reverse of what Michael Jackson has," he always retorts). His character is a [[hyperbole|hyperbolic]] parody of the self-hating black man, and is named after [[Uncle Remus]] from ''[[Song of the South]]''.
* ''Ed Wuncler III'': The grandson of Ed Wuncler I, who owns the Freeman's home. Ed III is a somewhat psychotic ex-soldier portrayed as a representation of the "poser" stereotype: a white person who acts like an exaggerated version of a young black person. He has recently returned to America from [[Iraq]], where he was serving military duty; he is also implied to be an alcoholic. His character, voiced by [[Charlie Murphy]],
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