Marco V Morelli on Nostr: #[0] #[1] That's the question. How do you teach somebody with making them hate you? ...

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Apparently, Scholastic objected to the author's note, not the story—which speaks for itself. I believe they could have talked about racism—I'm asking *how* it could have been done in a way that got the point across, and still got the book published.

I'm trying to get beyond the us/them, either/or thinking. How can we do better?

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