Cairo

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Cairo
Alias	None
Origin	The Boondocks
Occupation	None
Powers / Skills	None
Goals	Forget about Huey Freeman. Get even with Huey and end his friendship with him (both succeeded). Maintain his reputation in the community as a tough guy and someone who hangs out with intelligent activists.(failed)
Crimes	Assault Hate crimes
Type of Villain	Vengeful Juvenile Delinquent

Cairo is a minor antagonist in The Boondocks. He is also Huey Freeman’s archenemy and previously best friend before he came to Woodcrest.

He is voiced by Che Bouey.

Biography

It is stated that when Huey moved from his hometown, Cairo had taken it to heart. After Huey moved to Woodcrest, the two had stop contacting each other. Huey returns to his hometown in Chicago for the funeral of Robert's friend Moe Jackson. When he reunites with Cairo, it is revealed that in the time that Huey was gone he had gained a new best friend, Dewey Jenkins, who is a dreadlocked revolutionary.

It's also shown that he treats Huey more coldly and does not defend Huey when Dewey insults him and his brother Riley, but rather laughs at him with his new friend. After Dewey performs rather bad poetry at Moe Jackson's funeral service on the yacht, Riley insults Dewey's poetry. Then Cairo defends Dewey, but this is followed by Huey commenting on how he wonders why Cairo even hangs out with Dewey when he is an embarrassment of a revolutionist, even calling Dewey corny.

Then Cairo responds to this by insulting on how Huey moved and left him behind, claiming that he should just go back to Woodcrest with his grandfather and that no one missed him. This leads to Huey attacking Cairo and the two having to be broken up from their fighting. The next day, Huey decided to stop by a black-eyed Cairo's house with a gift basket and apologizes for attacking him to make peace before going back home to Woodcrest. Cairo then holds out his hand to Huey to give him a handshake, to which Huey accepts, but only for Cairo to headbutt him off of the porch then closes the door and thus ending his friendship with Huey whom cut Cairo off for good; being left behind in the past.