Established in 2002, the mission of the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center is to preserve, display, and interpret the art of Charles M. Schulz, creator of the comic strip Peanuts.
I want to see Caryl, Mickey, and Dennis in conversation with Kathleen Harrison, lovely chat.
@beenfrankАй бұрын
Salutes
@manhwafanaticАй бұрын
It’s important for art forms to portray their messages.
@snoopyfan23302 ай бұрын
I Love All Peanuts Characters and versions of them ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@ourcreativebeehive4 ай бұрын
Spike! His brother.❤
@snoopyjace4 ай бұрын
I love all of the Snoopy's
@violetacarrillo2914 ай бұрын
1993
@TheSubwaysurfer5 ай бұрын
Unsung hero, who should’ve been featured during Black History Month. As of this writing 2020 for the ME TV Nettwork did a black history month segment on their cartoon show TOON IN WITH ME The show did an excellent job in depicting prominent African-American artists, cartoonists, athletes, and movers, and shakers throughout the month of February. And I commend them for their effort, but noticed that Maury Turner was missing I remember. Owning one of those we Powell books in the 60s and it was influential in making me want to become a cartoonist as well. I have included this video on the MeTV tune in with me social media page for all interested parties in the show.
@TheSubwaysurfer5 ай бұрын
Check out how Maury has inspired my work. My name is Elgin subway surfer, Bolling Creative caricatures, marketing consultant
@giovanniratto82095 ай бұрын
Good memories,played broom ball at the Ice Arena with Charles Schulz
@giovanniratto82095 ай бұрын
Way back in the seventy I PLAYED broom ball with Charles Schulz at the Ice Arena
@HalloranIllustrations5 ай бұрын
I have been following the Charles M. Schulz Museum on Instagram and had no idea there was also a KZread channel. I think this is awesome and I quickly subscribed. A fantastic way to remember Mr. Schulz, introduce the museum, and this channel. The Peanuts strip and specials inspired me to want to take up art. A past-time that I still enjoy doing to this day.
@monkeytennis74776 ай бұрын
I like the late 60's Peanuts best.
@alswords44457 ай бұрын
Too chickenshyt to call out Schultz for the cowardly act of agreeing to seat Franklin alone on one side of the table as a means of ensuring the masses that he is not on the same level as the white Peanuts kids....but, see, we still put in in the feature. My guess is they would be putting their own careers at risk if they dared criticize Charle Schultz, so they choose to hold back. Well, except for the first guy, he's that one mulatto the field slaves could never tell the escape plans to. 😒
@SaundaryaYogaMarga8 ай бұрын
Wonderful! I think there should be a Warm Puppy Cafe in every corner of the world! Also Sardinia would love to have a Snoopy Dog Beach!
@robertsoto85568 ай бұрын
Always playing the race card 😂😂😂
@rcauthen3248 ай бұрын
I do not think Charles Schulz was being racist; he had to walk a fine line with not alienating the white audience after all, this was the 60s. I am a black person in my 60's and was so excited that there was even a black character in the Peanuts. The people on the panel was not born in that era and need to realize it took years for society to catch up as it is today with sexuality, pride and other social activities.
@derekarmstrong14088 ай бұрын
Everything looks like a nail when you think like a hammer.
@Dex363718 ай бұрын
This is people just looking very hard to find a problem that just isn't there 😂 youre looking too deep into a thanksgiving childrens special
@YanksOnTop8 ай бұрын
These people obviously have too much time on their hands. I honestly don't see racism right here. It's just a kid's cartoon. For God's sakes people focus on more important issues.
@naj38448 ай бұрын
Are black people really this stupid?
@SaHayes-it2uw8 ай бұрын
What are you saying is stupid? Please explain.
@spookym1238 ай бұрын
Look at the bottom left of the table 0:38-there's another place setting. So Franklin wasn't seated alone; perhaps Schroeder was running late or Pigpen was taking a bath for this special gathering of friends.
@teleuser8 ай бұрын
I am throwing down my BS card as these morons are using one of their many race cards.
@JohnSmith-10668 ай бұрын
Probably the most asinine conversation of the 21st century thus far.
@Thesingledadsjourney8 ай бұрын
Can we maybe talk about how the table and chairs were all set up by Snoopy and Woodstock?
@memorymedia61888 ай бұрын
This is why people hate "wokism" so deeply. These people masquerade as "anti-racists" but they are deeply racist people with deeply racist views. And they are not noble at all.
@SaHayes-it2uw8 ай бұрын
Did you listen to their perspectives?
@viscountslappy50858 ай бұрын
Jesus shit, it's a 50 year old children's cartoon. These people need to get out and touch grass and meet some real people.
@letsplayblis11158 ай бұрын
This man has concentrated his horrible past into a Charlie Brown comic he misrepresented, which showcases Franklin who is an authority figure at the table. He's not misrepresented or out of the conversation, it's just him reading into his own emotions that don't represent the reality of the comic.
@letsplayblis11158 ай бұрын
Some of the dumbest crap I have ever heard, clearly these people are looking for something to be upset about. Clearly they have issues, oh please get them help. Before they move on to the next cartoon, next is Garfield and how we aren't sure of his gender and how Jim Davis is transphobic. Just wait.
@reneecase86788 ай бұрын
I hear a lot of people saying that this means nothing and I want to agree. But... I look at the picture and see 5 people sitting on the long sides of the table, with 4 on one one side, and 1 person on the other and that is weird period. Then you see that the person who is on the one side is black and the others are all white. Then we learn that this is from 1973. In 1973 I was quite young and unaware of racism, after all I am white, all my neighbors were white, so were all the people at my church, as well as all of the classmates in my half day kindergarten. So, of course I did not know anything about racism. I was raised Mormon and first learned about racism in 1978 when black people were allowed to hold the priesthood in the Mormon church. I was 10 then and had no idea that there were any differences in race and the priesthood before this change. I was concerned that there had been a difference and did not understand why it was changing. I was 10 not stupid and none of the explanations I was given at 10 made any sense. I learned when I grew up that the Mormon church would have lost their nonprofit status the next day if they had not made this change. At 10 I already understood that I was expected to marry a white Mormon, but this was explained in terms of which tribe I was from. I did not quite understand what all of that was about but at 10 you just accept what you are told, and I was told I "would understand when I grew up." It did not seem like a big deal as everyone I knew was white anyway. The racism in the church was revealed to me that day. I also acutely saw the hypocrisy of the church when I learned that the day before God said that black people could not have the priesthood and that the next day God told the profit that he changed his mind. So, am I surprised that five years earlier 5 white children and a dog invited their black friend to thanksgiving but sat him alone on one side. Nope, He could come but it has to be palatable to the white community that read the comic and he had to sit alone, like the add on. I left the Mormon church when I was 18 and no longer had my parents telling me that I had to go. I do not think that Charles Schwartz was racist no. I think he was brave to put Franklin in it, there might have been a backlash. Like many things this seating chart did not age well.
@kenwbrenner8 ай бұрын
How sad, the wokers look as hard as they can for anything to complain about and force change on the vast majority. Look at what they did at the Walt Disney World ride "Splash Mountain". It was a very popular ride that NOONE complained about until the George Floyd riots, burnings, and lootings. Now, the great majority lets the small minority be the tail that wags the dog. Pitiful...
@NoWorldOrder20238 ай бұрын
Life is to short...
@NoWorldOrder20238 ай бұрын
Y'all are woke asf
@IoannisGats8 ай бұрын
Making a fuss about this is what people mean by woke nonsense. Franklin isn't the only one sitting "alone" on his own side of the table; so are Linus and Peppermint Patty. This self-absorbed identity politicking has become the butt of jokes for good reason, and more people across the political spectrum have learned to tune it out. In the end, race and victim consciousness's biggest victims are those invested in it. It's 2023, not the summer of 2020, and time to evolve in our collective thinking.
@sofiabent91298 ай бұрын
God's word says that black people are cursed. Getting mad at white people for it won't change a thing except perhaps make things worse for you. Picking at one of the best childhood shows proves how desperate and pathetic you are to find a problem that does not exist.
@filoIII8 ай бұрын
6 men charged with hate crimes after targeting more than 100 Asian women in Bay Area robberies kzread.info/dash/bejne/mKh4sMqYpbCxm6w.html
@filoIII8 ай бұрын
Flash Mobs Caught on Tape Terrorizing U.S. Cities kzread.info/dash/bejne/eoxhpceHZrqbfco.html
@filoIII8 ай бұрын
Black-on-black crime is the real threat kzread.info/dash/bejne/hZllrI9wd7zTktY.html
@filoIII8 ай бұрын
Can you imagine the "shock" and feigned outrage if Franklin was SERVING the others?????????????????????????????????????????????? Can you imagine loathing your looks and self to the point you're upset by a Charlie Brown CARTOON??????????????
@shane87smith8 ай бұрын
man. imagine a life, where you have it sooo good, that you can complain about a cartoon strip. Really makes you feel for the people in other countries who get thrown in jail just for disagreeing with you. I love first-world problems
@thetechlibrarian8 ай бұрын
I could only dream this is beyond First world problems
@froglogz8 ай бұрын
Man y’all need to find something to do.
@GG-rx5oo8 ай бұрын
Womp, womp, womp. Where are the Latinos, Native Americans, Asians in the PG itself. Stop it, folks. You come off like whiny victims.
@nightisright18738 ай бұрын
Shultz wasn’t an animator he was a cartoonist .Shultz was never involved the with the character layout process
@psychomormon49328 ай бұрын
Linus and Peppermint Patty are sitting by themselves too. And Franklin has the best and most comfortable chair. Just stop the whining already…
@psychomormon49328 ай бұрын
Ok, it’s not Peppermint Patty…it’s Marcie, lol…
@ronkali53658 ай бұрын
Who gives a shii about a cartoon and thanksgiving.If you know what that day is really about you won't celebrate it
@jasonswansons30078 ай бұрын
Racist people will always see racism in everything, even in the OCEAN. Me, I see a dude that sit at the table with plenty of elbow room, I wouldn't want to sit next to all those people, all crowded in. I need room to move my elbow so I can shove all those food in my mouth, then just relaxed out in open space after I am full. Sorry, take your racism elsewhere, I don't see racism, I see the dude having his own space like a KING!
@VanGangnesTheVideoMakerHD89 ай бұрын
The 70s is *peak Snoopy*
@Sn66pingAround10 ай бұрын
1970’s
@liannebryant91811 ай бұрын
Thank you, thank you! for posting this. I was hoping that this would be available online as I wanted to see this presentation and couldn't attend due to being miles and miles away from the museum. It was very informative and entertaining. What happens to gravity indicator Snoopy after the exhibit is over at the museum in January 2024?
@schulzmuseum11 ай бұрын
Thanks to Peanuts Worldwide, the Artemis I zero-gravity indicator Snoopy (2022) will now remain in the Schulz Museum’s collections of over 40,000 objects, where it will be cared for and preserved for generations to come. There are no details at this time if it will be loaned to other venues following its debut in the exhibition "Snoopy in Orbit" at the Schulz Museum.
@Snoopys_world11 ай бұрын
Happiness really is Peanuts.
@dannytheman1313 Жыл бұрын
It would have been more fitting for CB to be in the chair since it breaks more in tune to the character, that being said Franklin is their friend, they wanted him there, regardless of where he sits he is there with the others if they wanted to be racist they wouldn't have invited him at all.
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I want to see Caryl, Mickey, and Dennis in conversation with Kathleen Harrison, lovely chat.
Salutes
It’s important for art forms to portray their messages.
I Love All Peanuts Characters and versions of them ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Spike! His brother.❤
I love all of the Snoopy's
1993
Unsung hero, who should’ve been featured during Black History Month. As of this writing 2020 for the ME TV Nettwork did a black history month segment on their cartoon show TOON IN WITH ME The show did an excellent job in depicting prominent African-American artists, cartoonists, athletes, and movers, and shakers throughout the month of February. And I commend them for their effort, but noticed that Maury Turner was missing I remember. Owning one of those we Powell books in the 60s and it was influential in making me want to become a cartoonist as well. I have included this video on the MeTV tune in with me social media page for all interested parties in the show.
Check out how Maury has inspired my work. My name is Elgin subway surfer, Bolling Creative caricatures, marketing consultant
Good memories,played broom ball at the Ice Arena with Charles Schulz
Way back in the seventy I PLAYED broom ball with Charles Schulz at the Ice Arena
I have been following the Charles M. Schulz Museum on Instagram and had no idea there was also a KZread channel. I think this is awesome and I quickly subscribed. A fantastic way to remember Mr. Schulz, introduce the museum, and this channel. The Peanuts strip and specials inspired me to want to take up art. A past-time that I still enjoy doing to this day.
I like the late 60's Peanuts best.
Too chickenshyt to call out Schultz for the cowardly act of agreeing to seat Franklin alone on one side of the table as a means of ensuring the masses that he is not on the same level as the white Peanuts kids....but, see, we still put in in the feature. My guess is they would be putting their own careers at risk if they dared criticize Charle Schultz, so they choose to hold back. Well, except for the first guy, he's that one mulatto the field slaves could never tell the escape plans to. 😒
Wonderful! I think there should be a Warm Puppy Cafe in every corner of the world! Also Sardinia would love to have a Snoopy Dog Beach!
Always playing the race card 😂😂😂
I do not think Charles Schulz was being racist; he had to walk a fine line with not alienating the white audience after all, this was the 60s. I am a black person in my 60's and was so excited that there was even a black character in the Peanuts. The people on the panel was not born in that era and need to realize it took years for society to catch up as it is today with sexuality, pride and other social activities.
Everything looks like a nail when you think like a hammer.
This is people just looking very hard to find a problem that just isn't there 😂 youre looking too deep into a thanksgiving childrens special
These people obviously have too much time on their hands. I honestly don't see racism right here. It's just a kid's cartoon. For God's sakes people focus on more important issues.
Are black people really this stupid?
What are you saying is stupid? Please explain.
Look at the bottom left of the table 0:38-there's another place setting. So Franklin wasn't seated alone; perhaps Schroeder was running late or Pigpen was taking a bath for this special gathering of friends.
I am throwing down my BS card as these morons are using one of their many race cards.
Probably the most asinine conversation of the 21st century thus far.
Can we maybe talk about how the table and chairs were all set up by Snoopy and Woodstock?
This is why people hate "wokism" so deeply. These people masquerade as "anti-racists" but they are deeply racist people with deeply racist views. And they are not noble at all.
Did you listen to their perspectives?
Jesus shit, it's a 50 year old children's cartoon. These people need to get out and touch grass and meet some real people.
This man has concentrated his horrible past into a Charlie Brown comic he misrepresented, which showcases Franklin who is an authority figure at the table. He's not misrepresented or out of the conversation, it's just him reading into his own emotions that don't represent the reality of the comic.
Some of the dumbest crap I have ever heard, clearly these people are looking for something to be upset about. Clearly they have issues, oh please get them help. Before they move on to the next cartoon, next is Garfield and how we aren't sure of his gender and how Jim Davis is transphobic. Just wait.
I hear a lot of people saying that this means nothing and I want to agree. But... I look at the picture and see 5 people sitting on the long sides of the table, with 4 on one one side, and 1 person on the other and that is weird period. Then you see that the person who is on the one side is black and the others are all white. Then we learn that this is from 1973. In 1973 I was quite young and unaware of racism, after all I am white, all my neighbors were white, so were all the people at my church, as well as all of the classmates in my half day kindergarten. So, of course I did not know anything about racism. I was raised Mormon and first learned about racism in 1978 when black people were allowed to hold the priesthood in the Mormon church. I was 10 then and had no idea that there were any differences in race and the priesthood before this change. I was concerned that there had been a difference and did not understand why it was changing. I was 10 not stupid and none of the explanations I was given at 10 made any sense. I learned when I grew up that the Mormon church would have lost their nonprofit status the next day if they had not made this change. At 10 I already understood that I was expected to marry a white Mormon, but this was explained in terms of which tribe I was from. I did not quite understand what all of that was about but at 10 you just accept what you are told, and I was told I "would understand when I grew up." It did not seem like a big deal as everyone I knew was white anyway. The racism in the church was revealed to me that day. I also acutely saw the hypocrisy of the church when I learned that the day before God said that black people could not have the priesthood and that the next day God told the profit that he changed his mind. So, am I surprised that five years earlier 5 white children and a dog invited their black friend to thanksgiving but sat him alone on one side. Nope, He could come but it has to be palatable to the white community that read the comic and he had to sit alone, like the add on. I left the Mormon church when I was 18 and no longer had my parents telling me that I had to go. I do not think that Charles Schwartz was racist no. I think he was brave to put Franklin in it, there might have been a backlash. Like many things this seating chart did not age well.
How sad, the wokers look as hard as they can for anything to complain about and force change on the vast majority. Look at what they did at the Walt Disney World ride "Splash Mountain". It was a very popular ride that NOONE complained about until the George Floyd riots, burnings, and lootings. Now, the great majority lets the small minority be the tail that wags the dog. Pitiful...
Life is to short...
Y'all are woke asf
Making a fuss about this is what people mean by woke nonsense. Franklin isn't the only one sitting "alone" on his own side of the table; so are Linus and Peppermint Patty. This self-absorbed identity politicking has become the butt of jokes for good reason, and more people across the political spectrum have learned to tune it out. In the end, race and victim consciousness's biggest victims are those invested in it. It's 2023, not the summer of 2020, and time to evolve in our collective thinking.
God's word says that black people are cursed. Getting mad at white people for it won't change a thing except perhaps make things worse for you. Picking at one of the best childhood shows proves how desperate and pathetic you are to find a problem that does not exist.
6 men charged with hate crimes after targeting more than 100 Asian women in Bay Area robberies kzread.info/dash/bejne/mKh4sMqYpbCxm6w.html
Flash Mobs Caught on Tape Terrorizing U.S. Cities kzread.info/dash/bejne/eoxhpceHZrqbfco.html
Black-on-black crime is the real threat kzread.info/dash/bejne/hZllrI9wd7zTktY.html
Can you imagine the "shock" and feigned outrage if Franklin was SERVING the others?????????????????????????????????????????????? Can you imagine loathing your looks and self to the point you're upset by a Charlie Brown CARTOON??????????????
man. imagine a life, where you have it sooo good, that you can complain about a cartoon strip. Really makes you feel for the people in other countries who get thrown in jail just for disagreeing with you. I love first-world problems
I could only dream this is beyond First world problems
Man y’all need to find something to do.
Womp, womp, womp. Where are the Latinos, Native Americans, Asians in the PG itself. Stop it, folks. You come off like whiny victims.
Shultz wasn’t an animator he was a cartoonist .Shultz was never involved the with the character layout process
Linus and Peppermint Patty are sitting by themselves too. And Franklin has the best and most comfortable chair. Just stop the whining already…
Ok, it’s not Peppermint Patty…it’s Marcie, lol…
Who gives a shii about a cartoon and thanksgiving.If you know what that day is really about you won't celebrate it
Racist people will always see racism in everything, even in the OCEAN. Me, I see a dude that sit at the table with plenty of elbow room, I wouldn't want to sit next to all those people, all crowded in. I need room to move my elbow so I can shove all those food in my mouth, then just relaxed out in open space after I am full. Sorry, take your racism elsewhere, I don't see racism, I see the dude having his own space like a KING!
The 70s is *peak Snoopy*
1970’s
Thank you, thank you! for posting this. I was hoping that this would be available online as I wanted to see this presentation and couldn't attend due to being miles and miles away from the museum. It was very informative and entertaining. What happens to gravity indicator Snoopy after the exhibit is over at the museum in January 2024?
Thanks to Peanuts Worldwide, the Artemis I zero-gravity indicator Snoopy (2022) will now remain in the Schulz Museum’s collections of over 40,000 objects, where it will be cared for and preserved for generations to come. There are no details at this time if it will be loaned to other venues following its debut in the exhibition "Snoopy in Orbit" at the Schulz Museum.
Happiness really is Peanuts.
It would have been more fitting for CB to be in the chair since it breaks more in tune to the character, that being said Franklin is their friend, they wanted him there, regardless of where he sits he is there with the others if they wanted to be racist they wouldn't have invited him at all.