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I'll certainly take a look. Thank you. But I'm not really interested in whether Seuss or his works actually were (or were not) racist. I'm interested in how some people have taken the recent news concerning the foundation's relatively unnewsworthy decision regarding reprinting these 6 works, and have used it to fabricate a story about the Seuss estate being relentless hounded and persecuted into making the decision they did. And of course I'm amazed at how many (and how quickly) people were willing to gobble up the "Now they're banning Dr. Seuss!" lie.
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