The decision to yank six Dr. Seuss books from publication Tuesday followed years of concerns over racist imagery — including an academic study that examined the characters in all of his work ...

But Dr. Seuss had a long history of publishing racist and anti-Semitic work, spanning back to the 1920s when he was a student at Dartmouth College. There, Dr. Seuss once drew Black boxers as ...

The business that preserves Dr ... of Seuss’ works found that just 2 percent of human characters were people of color — 98 percent were white. Portrayal of and references to Black characters ...

The company that manages the catalogue for Dr Seuss has announced it will ... So, for example, if a white person dressed in black face make up at a party twenty years ago, I don’t think they ...

By Kwame Anthony Appiah Recently my aunt gifted me my father’s copy of Dr. Seuss’s “And to Think ... to talk about Black people and white people, but there are, of course, many other stories.