We’re hitting progress levels that shouln’t even be possible.

Hol up.

I need to get a drink before I continue.

…

Okay, my body is ready. Let’s get on with this. There’s some stories I can’t cover while fully sober.

Huffington Post:

A powerful new children’s book is telling the story of a farm boy and prince who meet, build a friendship and eventually fall in love in the face of adversity.

Promised Land, by authors Adam Reynolds and Chaz Harris, borrows elements from classic fairy tales and utilizes them in a queer and empowering framework. Not only is the book presenting a same-sex love story in an accessible and understandable way, but it also bucks the “damsel in distress” narrative by having the central female character, a queen, be the one to save herself.

Let’s be clear here.

The agenda isn’t hidden in any way.

They’re promoting interracial faggot anal sex between pre-pubescent children.

This is a thing.

Is there still anyone who’s still claiming that sodomites aren’t trying to brainwash children into becoming perverts like them?

“The [kinds of media] we consume as kids and young adults form our attitudes towards those around us,” Harris told The Huffington Post. “Most importantly, they influence our attitudes towards ourselves. If you don’t see yourself in stories, you don’t see yourself in the world and I believe that lack of visibility creates the kind of ‘otherness’ we often experience as LGBTQ+ people. If we can be heroes in stories, we’re seen more positively in the real world.”

They are explicitly targeting small children with this thing.

New Zealand Herald:

The 32-page book, illustrated by Christine Luiten, is aimed at five to 10 year olds and if they get their funding, will be released on National Coming Out Day on October 11.

So these two faggots:

Adam Reynolds and Chad Harris.

“Wrote” the children’s book, and got some broad to make the drawings? Children’s books have very little in the way of text – it’s mostly the illustrations that require work. So really, all these people did was decide that they really wanted to push subversive propaganda, raised money and got someone else to do the work.

So what is this “story” about?

• A White peasant boy prostrates himself before a brown-skinned “Prince.”
• A strong, empowered Moslem “queen” saves herself and becomes sole ruler of the world.
• The bad guy a White male.
• In the end, the White boy enters a sodomite relationship with the brown prince.

What a wonderful message. Lucky for us, they have a Twitter account, so everyone can express to them how thankful we are that they are helping our society reach MAXIMUM PROGRESS.

the lovely @kaleighfaz's piece on @TeenVogue before our 1st edition sold out! https://t.co/5aP9FqWxW3 Pre-order at: https://t.co/IEC17XLN60

— Promised Land (@promisedlandbk) March 23, 2017

The whole world has to stop when a Muslim cries

‘Bad Little Children’s Book’ is an adult book that features a collection of parody Little Golden Book covers.

I personally am against mixing things associated with children with adult humor.

For example, covers such as these:

Don’t humor me. And I would assume that somebody who is ‘morally superior’ and gets offended by things to the point of wanting them banned, would also find such things distasteful.

But no.

Nobody has an issue with the above covers.

You know what really triggers them?

Probably the only cover I’ve seen so far that’s actually funny

You can joke about child molestation all you want, but please don’t make the Moslems cry.

CNN:

At the center of the controversy is the debate on whether the images portrayed in the book are satire or bigotry? One of the book’s online critics called it “disgusting and utterly racist.”

One cover titled “Happy Burkaday Timmy!” portrays a girl in a veil holding a ticking present, while another illustrates the “Rockets and Missiles of the Islamic State.”

A different cover paints a Native American family with the title “The Anti-Vaccine Kid and the Gift of the Navajo Blanket Riddled With Smallpox.”

Alright, all of the racist ones are funny

I’m sure there’d be no backlash if all the covers were about involving children in sexual humor, but ‘racism’ is taking it just a little too far.

Though it was released in September, the book was thrust into the limelight Friday after the book-related news blog Book Riot excoriated the tittle for its “racist, xenophobic and religious bigotry” themes.

“There comes a point when ‘funny’ becomes straight-up hate and when that hate is straight-up racist,” wrote former librarian, author and blogger Kelly Jensen. “This ‘humor’ adds to the misinformation, adds to the hatred, and ultimately, makes living in this society more frustrating, difficult, and dangerous for so many. And this ‘humor’ is the kind of garbage that needs to be eliminated at all levels, particularly in publishing,” she wrote.

After a Twitterstorm calling for Abrams Books to recall the tittle, the publisher issued a statement Saturday standing by “Bad Little Children’s Books.” But come Sunday, Abrams Books backpedaled.

The publisher defended the book’s publication but said it would respect the author’s request and suspend future publications.

Yes, the author of the book cucked and said he doesn’t want it to be published anymore.

I don’t believe it would have been stopped at all had it just offended Christians. We all know Christians would have been told to suck it up and stop being a bunch of prudes.

Remember Goy, censorship is only okay when we say it is

It’s always hilarious when the same people who scream about Hitler burning books call for censorship.

Liberals are so open minded and all about being able to express yourself however you wish, that if your form of expression offends them it has to be shut down.

Just when you’ve had way more than enough – here comes way more.

Daily Caller:

The latest thing some American college professor has deemed racist — in addition to coconut bras, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and zero tolerance rules — is children’s picture books.

The professor is Melanie Koss of Northern Illinois University, just beyond the last suburban outpost of Chicago.

According to Koss, an associate professor in the NIU education department, 75 percent of the main characters in children’s picture books published in 2012 were white. Also, 45 percent of those children’s picture books showcased white culture — whatever that is — as the primary cultural milieu.

Koss, who as a college-level professor specializes in books written for children and young adults, explained that her research consisted of investigating the contents of 455 books for little kids.

She noted that she also found that 90 percent of the books’ authors and 83 percent of illustrators were white.

Koss, who also appears to be exceptionally white, said she believes that the authors of America’s children’s books must work to increase “consciousness and comprehension of the nation’s pluralistic fabric,” according to an NIU press release which was proudly featured on the front page of the taxpayer-funded school’s website as of Tuesday morning.

“People want to read about themselves,” Koss proclaimed.

“But if you never see yourself in a book, what does that tell you about how you are valued? You’re not,” the professor added. “We still have a long way to go. Seeing diverse populations in children’s literature needs to become the norm, not the exception.”

In actual fact, very few people read to their kids any more, and I don’t think Black people ever did that.

That said, there exists an entire genre of Black children’s books.

Both those things having been said, most of the characters in children’s books are anthropomorphized animals, and thus have no human racial identity.

Here’s an Amazon list of the best-selling picture books.

Of the top 12, 8 feature exclusively animal characters and one has a Black kid on the cover. So 25% of the human main characters on this list are Black, which means Blacks are overrepresented by more than twice their actual population population in America.