Even as someone who reads comics, my knowledge of Cyborg comes mostly from Teen Titans and Smallville. I think Teen Titans was definitely the most important version of the character in terms of raising his status with common audiences.

There is a black history month, a hispanic history month, and a disabled history month, but there is no white history when whites have done more for this country than the previous three minorities combined. They should either get rid of the history months altogether or add a white history month.

@golden123

WHITE HISTORY MONTH IS JANUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER

@golden123---my god man, thats just embarrassing as a white person myself. Like a little spoiled kid at some one else’s birthday party wanting presents too.

Aside from that, Cyborg is a cool and underrated in my opinion. Glad to see him as part of the Justice League.

DMB beat me to it. Every other month his 'white history' month. Just take any history class and you will see the cirriculum will be about European history, and American history is almost entirely about the European settlers with almost no mention of the Native American's whove lived there for thousands of years beforehand. What about Asian history? Native American? Hispanic or African? The history books dont say shit about that. And as for aknowledging whites contributions... really? So history books dont talk about Edison, Henry Ford, every president before Obama ect. Every time they are NOT talking about a minority's contribution to history they are talking about a white persons and they outnumber minorities A LOT. Makes sense seeing as the history books we read are written by white men from a white perspective.

I dont get why white people get so worked up over black history month? If it bothers you dont click on articles, dont watch the shows (and no not EVERY show is about black people during black history month) ect. Youd think that after slavery and segregation the LEAST thing whites can do is just shut up and let African American's have a month dedicated to learning about their history. Bitching about it just seems petty.

@Shadowelfz
I clicked on this article because I wanted to express my opinion on Black History Month and Cyborg. I don't like it or him. I think Black History month is a racist. So, I'm going to use my free speech to spread my opinion through explanation which a lot of yall seemed to dismiss as an immature, racist statement. If you thought that, then, please, keep reading, that comment, until you are able to read it with a clear mind. I didn't mean to offend anyone.

It's not like there isn't black history covered in public schools. American slavery, Harriet Tubman, Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, George Washington Carver, and the Civil Rights Movement are all covered in Public Schools across the US. I've also learned about Garett Morgan and The Black Panther Party in Public School, but I'm not sure all Public Schools go over those subjects. Anyways, Black History is a big part of American history and is almost never excluded. I don't see why we need to make a month out of it.

Even the black celebrity actor, Morgan Freeman, is against Black History month. Some black people realize the wrong of Black History month, too. It's not like it's just a white haters or something.

Native Americans are also mentioned in every American history class. They don't appear as prominant as the whites do although the whites were the race that created the USA, not the Natives. The Natives are obstacles in US history. Have you ever heard of the French and Indian War, Cheif Osceola, the Trail of Tears, the War of 1812 (we fought Natives there too), or the countless skirmishes through the 1800s.

Asians don't appear in American history until World War II. They are featured a lot after that. The Korean war and related events and people, the Vietnam War and related events and people, Red China and related events and people, and now the War on Terrorism and related events and people as well as outsourcing are good examples of Asian history in American history.

Have a great day!
Sincerely golden123

P.S. I don't watch alot of tv. I didn't know alot of shows were about Black people, during Black history month, and I'm sure there are history books out there written by black males. Most, public school, textbooks aren't because they were most likely made in Texas. I'm from Texas, so I can say that. Also, I would like to thank you for seeing me as a person, and providing reasoning behind why you thought I was wrong.

Also for the final part of your post you are welcome (unless you are being sarcastic its hard to tell with written text). I dont believe in insulting strangers unless they have shown reason to. Everyone has their own perspective, and what you posted was your own opinion. Obviously I dont agree with you so I put up a counter post.