Sutton library director keeping Dr. Seuss on the shelves amid controversy
Telegram & Gazette Dr. Seuss books that are now the subject of debate over claimed racist depictions remain on the shelves of the Worcester Public Library and other local libraries. At the Sutton Public Library, where the six Dr. Seuss books in question are not the most popular in the collection, there will be no changes on the shelves, said Betsy Perry, director of Sutton Public Library. The situation is viewed as a teaching moment, she said. "The imagery depicted in these books provides caregivers opportunities for discussion with their children about the historical context of the ti...