By Ahmed Latif
In this issue of the Kallipolitan Magazine, we will continue to explore that sentimental time, which is so foundational for us as individuals and for the culture we currently see around us today: our childhood. We will take a look at two of the most generationally defining cartoons out there. Saturday mornings are made for cartoons. Rich or poor, east coast or west coast, on this side of the proverbial divide or on that one; Saturday mornings meant cartoons.
In this issue of the Kallipolitan Magazine, we will continue to explore that sentimental time, which is so foundational for us as individuals and for the culture we currently see around us today: our childhood. We will take a look at two of the most generationally defining cartoons out there. Saturday mornings are made for cartoons. Rich or poor, east coast or west coast, on this side of the proverbial divide or on that one; Saturday mornings meant cartoons.
They meant a time of relaxation away from that ubiquitous and impending collection of stresses and anxieties called adulthood. Saturday mornings were some of the most laid back and relaxed I ever remember being. They were the poster child of carefree and chilling. These cartoons went a long way towards that and to making sure that we were as enriched as we were entertained and that we grew as we rested. Most of all, that we were ready for all those stresses and all those anxieties. Well, as best as one could be ready but ready all the same.
