Toronto Star editor Evy Kwong raised eyebrows on Thursday when she advocated that libraries should pull Dr. Seuss books. This controversy is related to President Biden recently pulling six books from Read Across America Day, an initiative that was founded in the author's honor.
Evy Kwong is an already controversial journalist, most notably known for getting a cook fired for cooking Pho. She alleged this was cultural appropriation. Kwong is now making herself public once again, posting this video to the official Toronto Star TikTok account. The Star itself has also made headlines recently as they outlet announced it would be opening a casino to help fund its journalism.
In the following video, Evy is seen rehashing the allegations that Dr. Seuss books have a secret racist undertone. She continues explaining how these books are still readily available at the Toronto Public Library. The Library itself has released a statement, indicating they are investigation these allegations and it is to be determined whether Dr. Seuss is indeed a raging racist.
The Star’s @EVYSTADIUM with the latest on the Dr. Seuss controversy. 6 books have been discontinued due to racial discrimination. But how about those in libraries? Follow us @TikTokCanada: https://t.co/sQJEjDo9Vl
— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 4, 2021
Read @DanicaSamuel story here: https://t.co/lhmykIIVwD pic.twitter.com/N7prj7I00u
Kwong then quotes Felicia Christmas, a co-founder of the Blackstone Foundation Library, who questions why there isn't more urgency to remove the books. Christmas also states that it is not merely enough to remove the books and apologize. Instead, Dr. Seuss enterprises must show "real commitment."
that @TorontoStar editor who got a pho cook fired for cultural foodcrime is now gunning for our libraries https://t.co/7mNUXS5QXH
— Jonathan Kay (@jonkay) March 4, 2021
Toronto Star currently has 996 followers on TikTok.
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