Six Works Of Dr Seuss Are Halted Due To… Racist Imagery?

Heavy sigh. Doesn’t it suck when your jokes about how ridiculously far the left will take their sensitivity become a reality?

It’s as though my energy attracted this into existence and I feel slightly at fault. I suppose the energy you exude can’t differentiate between satire and seriousness…

Also, a song about WAP is glorified as female empowerment. Just a friendly reminder.

Apparently six Dr. Seuss books portray offensive and racist imagery, yet the Dr. Seuss Enterprises organization who is making these claims has yet to provide any examples (go figure).

According to The Daily Mail:

Explaining the decision to stop the publication of the six books, the company said: ‘These books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong.’

The six books are: ‘And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street’, ‘If I Ran the Zoo’, ‘McElligot’s Pool’, ‘On Beyond Zebra!’, ‘Scrambled Eggs Super!’, and ‘The Cat’s Quizzer’

The company did not offer specific examples.

Dr. Seuss Enterprises, the company that preserves and protects Theodor Geisel’s (above in 1987) legacy, made the announcement on Tuesday, which coincides with the late author and illustrator’s birthday

‘Ceasing sales of these books is only part of our commitment and our broader plan to ensure Dr. Seuss Enterprises’ catalog represents and supports all communities and families.’

The decision to cease publication and sales of the books was made last year after months of discussion, the company said.

President Biden (barf) excluded the traditional mention of Dr. Seuss and his contributions during his proclamation on Monday.

As adored as Dr. Seuss is by millions around the world for the positive values in many of his works, including environmentalism and tolerance, there has been increasing criticism in recent years over the way blacks, Asians and others are drawn in some of his most beloved children’s books, as well as in his earlier advertising and propaganda illustrations.

I don’t ever recall delineating black, asian, or other ethnicities while reading stories about rhyming colored fish or green eggs and ham. But, I mean, do you boo-boo.

The White House has not explained why Dr. Seuss was left out of this year’s proclamation.

Riiiiight… well, once y’all can come up with an actual example that we can discuss further, then great. Otherwise, you’re just another snowflake.

Next thing we know, the left will be offended by a crayon box because the black crayon says, well, it’s color. Somehow it’ll be racist.