Ebay is free to make it's own business decision
I wish you were consistent on that. But you arent.
Its all about sides with you people.
Another unfounded claim. The family that owns the rights to the 6 works have the right to not publish them as well. If you own a copy of one of them you can sell it to whomever you please.
IMO it's stupid. What's next, canceling caricature art and artists? If that's woke, don't wake me.
Annie Reneau states in her article, “Dr. Seuss Estate Says It Will Stop Publishing 6 Books With 'Hurtful and Wrong' Depictions”:
“While there has been a predictable uproar about "canceling" or "banning" Dr. Seuss, this move to remove the problematic books came from the Dr. Seuss estate itself, not some amorphous "cancel culture" mob. It's only six books out of 50 that will no longer be published so they don't keep putting out hurtful images. Some parents and educators have decided there are other authors they prefer to use to help kids learn to read due to Geisel's history—but that's not the same as banning his books. Some libraries and school districts have stopped highlighting Dr. Seuss books, but they are still available on the shelves.”
Despite the fact it was a decision made by managers of the author’s estate, the trump Nazis made a big stink using their “cancel culture” bullsh!t. As usual, the facts made no difference to the trump Nazis. To them, facts are just pesky little details that can easily be ignored.
Editor’s Note: This article contains imagery that some readers may find offensive. News about Dr. Seuss today has people discussing history, racism, children’s literature, “cancel culture,” and what to do with problematic and harmful work from a beloved author. After years of growing awareness...
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A very simple thing happened earlier this week. Dr. Seuss Enterprises—the company that runs the Dr. Seuss estate and holds the legal rights to his works—announced it will no longer publish six Dr. Seuss children’s books because they contain depictions of people that are “hurtful and wrong”...
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