Censorship and Cultural Heritage

This chapter explores the implications of digitization on censorship, particularly focusing on recent decisions to withdraw Dr. Seuss's books from circulation. It critiques the influence of media and experts in shaping cultural narratives, emphasizing the importance of preserving classic literature against the backdrop of evolving societal norms. The discussion highlights the tension between cultural expression and the push for progressive values in children's literature, questioning the motivations behind these ideological shifts.