I am going to need to get off my lazy ass and write up the formal list of discredited institutions I have been cataloguing in the back of my mind. It will include The Association for Library Service to Children for stripping Laura Ingalls Wilder's name from a book award that was created and named for her because she depicted racist chara…
I am going to need to get off my lazy ass and write up the formal list of discredited institutions I have been cataloguing in the back of my mind. It will include The Association for Library Service to Children for stripping Laura Ingalls Wilder's name from a book award that was created and named for her because she depicted racist characters as racist, Yale University for multiple acts of intellectual cowardice, everyone who removed 6 Dr Seuss books from publication and from libraries, and now the American Humanist Association.
To be fair, Seuss really did have racist stereotypes depicted in some of his books, and it was his own family who decided to stop publishing those specific books, most of which weren't very popular anyway. All the Seuss classics that don't show black people depicted as monkeys are still in publication.
I am going to need to get off my lazy ass and write up the formal list of discredited institutions I have been cataloguing in the back of my mind. It will include The Association for Library Service to Children for stripping Laura Ingalls Wilder's name from a book award that was created and named for her because she depicted racist characters as racist, Yale University for multiple acts of intellectual cowardice, everyone who removed 6 Dr Seuss books from publication and from libraries, and now the American Humanist Association.
Better add the ACLU as well. They now only provisionally defend freedom of speech. It has been "deprioritized."
Yep, they're on my list. Totally captured by the trans agenda and willing to jettison their avowed principles for it, thanks to Chase Strangio et al.
To be fair, Seuss really did have racist stereotypes depicted in some of his books, and it was his own family who decided to stop publishing those specific books, most of which weren't very popular anyway. All the Seuss classics that don't show black people depicted as monkeys are still in publication.