Dr Seuss mural taken down after racial stereotype.

If you look at Chinese art, it shows same things.

https://img1.etsystatic.com/000/1/6784151/il_340x270.315649233.jpg

4

Oh, my dear ref, these kind of things really bug you don't they?

Probably keeps you up at night. Dammit, people should leave Dr. Seuss alone!!!

Surely "Little Black Sambo" has been banned for years. Thinking back on that children's book now I don't recall the storyline being stereotypically racist but the images of Sambo were. I believe all of us 5 kids were exposed to it.

Times have changed for the butter.

Surely "Little Black Sambo" has been banned for years. Thinking back on that children's book now I don't recall the storyline being stereotypically racist but the images of Sambo were. I believe all of us 5 kids were exposed to it.

Times have changed for the butter.

I guess that's better than marginalizing whole segments of the population.

File this under the "What can I wake up and find to be offended by today".

I guess that's better than marginalizing whole segments of the population.

I don't know how old you are, but I thought I might be the only geezer who got my feeble attempt at a joke. I appreciate yours, too. I wish I could come back with another one---but I got nuttin' right now.

Whenever I see a thread like this I always think of a certain breakfast restaurant in North Myrtle Beach. I'm amazed how there isn't constant outrage about it.

Whenever I see a thread like this I always think of a certain breakfast restaurant in North Myrtle Beach. I'm amazed how there isn't constant outrage about it.

Agree

Agree

What is the little breakfast nook called?

What is the little breakfast nook called?

Here you go.

Here you go.

Thank you. I've never eaten there. If I get a hankerin' for grits, I may try them out. From the reviews, it sounds like they have a problem of running out of English muffins and raisin toast.

This review caught my eyes: "Everything was good except the name. It is all that I thought about while eating there and every time I think of S.C., I dread the name and sign above that place. I wish that it didn't exist. I played golf with racists. I went to bars with racists. I ate with racists. They saw nothing wrong with the name either..."