The Complicated Legacy of Dr. Seuss’ Political Cartoons

By Guttersnipe on February 3, 2017 • ( Leave a comment )

At the Atlantic, Sophie Gilbert has a piece on Dr. Seuss’ anti-Fascist cartoons and their complicated legacy.

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