Largest School District In Virginia Cancels Dr. Seuss For Being Racist

The Popular Children's Book Author Dr. Seuss Has Officially Been Cancelled In One Of Virginia's Largest School Districts.
According To A Report The Widely Praised Series Of Books And Celebrated Author Are Now Considered To Be Too Controversial.

The Decision Came After 'Learning For Justice', A Liberal Education Advocacy Group, Pressured Loudon County Public Schools So Much That They Dropped The Books And Their Annual Dr. Seuss Celebration.

According To Their Website The Organization Describes Itself As A Group That Looks "To Uphold The Mission" Of The Left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center.

They Claim That Dr. Seuss’s Books Are Racist, Anti-black And Tout White Supremacy.

The Group Also Claimed That The Characters Who Were Not White In The Books Were "Subservient" To White Characters.

Former First Lady Melania Trump Shot Back At A Massachusetts Elementary School Librarian Back In 2017 Who Claimed The Illustrations In Dr. Seuss’s Books, Which Are Usually Cartoon Animals Or Make Believe Creatures, Were Examples Of "Racist Propaganda."
For More Than 20 Years Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Has Been Celebrated In Schools In 'read Across America Day' Which Is A Day Dedicated To Literacy And The Importance Of Reading.

The Day Falls On Dr. Seuss’s Birthday In Honor Of The Author, Whose Books Have Helped Millions Of Children Globally, Learn To Read.