From there to here, and here to there, Dr. Seuss books are an international affair. But some of his stories have caused a scareWith portrayals of people that are unfair. Like an Asian person with chopsticks in handOr African American men, barefoot as they stand.Dr. Seuss Enterprises says its hurtful and wrongAnd a message it no longer wants to prolong. The publishing of six books will be curtailed. Dr. Seuss Enterprises is ceasing their sale. A panel of experts decided which books to stop --Their prices now skyrocketing in online shops. Some view the move as cancel culture, Like conservative commentator Ben Shapiro. But some educators say books can be a sculptor,Molding young minds on who is a real-life villain or hero."How do we change?" some ask, when we have Read Across America Day,Which aims to inspire kids to go ahead, read away. But its tied to, and is on, Dr. Seuss birthday.   Well, some U.S. school districts are separating the movement from the authors birthday. Prompting one Virginia school district to clear up some hear-say. It said: Dr. Seuss books have not been banned."We just want to celebrate all books not one mans." Even President Biden seems to be down with that plan. He didnt mention Dr. Seuss in this years virtual program.Even though other presidents had. In the meantime, Dr. Seuss enterprises says itll review its portfolioTo represent all children and families we know. Lauren Magarino, Newsy, Chicago.