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School Ends Dr. Seuss Reading When Students Recognize Its Racism Lesson.

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    School Ends Dr. Seuss Reading When Students Recognize Its Racism Lesson.

    Why are they trying NOT to teach children about racism? They are trying to cover it up, rather than talk about it.
    School Ends Dr. Seuss Reading When Students Recognize Its Racism Lesson
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    An Ohio school's reading of Dr. Seuss' The Sneetches is abruptly cut short when one of the students recognizes the book's lesson about racism.
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    If children are old enough to recognize/experience racism, they are old enough to have an age-appropriate conversation about it.

    This article states the books focus was supposed to be about economics and it's good for children to know they come hand in hand here in America.
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      Originally posted by jasondreamweaver View Post
      If children are old enough to recognize/experience racism, they are old enough to have an age-appropriate conversation about it.

      This article states the books focus was supposed to be about economics and it's good for children to know they come hand in hand here in America.
      Exactly.
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