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Old 03-05-2021, 07:20 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
King Solomon's Mines* and Whose Body are both books aimed at adults, whereas the Seuss books are aimed at children.
Exactly. You have to be concerned about the subliminal effect on children, who can’t bring analytical skills to a text but take it as written. At least picture books have to be vetted by adults before they get to children, but I’ll repeat, what can be a teaching moment for a white kid might be deeply troubling for a child of color. And if it’s not a teaching moment for a white kid, it can only help create/augment nascent prejudices.
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