Rip It Up: Canceling Dr. Seuss ft. Juanita Rea - Part 2
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"Diary of an Unemployed Actor"
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In this episode of “Rip It Up,” Kev and Milo are joined by artist Juanita Rea, to discuss the recent cancelling of six Dr. Seuss titles by the publisher of the books. They also posed the question to the public in a survey and discuss the results. Juanita recites two of her mixed media poetry pieces for us.
Note: This discussion went longer than usual, as there was a lot to say on the subject so we have broken it into two parts.
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