r/lovethissmug • • 4d ago

😻 Meme Or Other Online Trope 😂 This image or variants of this image

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u/TSD-ragon 3d ago

It took them twenty years to change the wording.

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u/Alex_The_Whovian 1d ago

The reason it took so long was because Awdry refused to have it changed, writing articles about how he used the word regularly. He only backed down when he received a letter from a mother telling him that "I adopted a West Indian baby and she has thankfully not heard the derisory term yet. She starts school after Christmas so no doubt it will come, but I do not expect to find it in a children's book!" Awdry apologised, but not before blaming the publishers despite him previously insisting on it being printed.

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u/AnyImpression6 3d ago

*censor the wording

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u/ranting_seagull 3d ago

Don't worry, you can still read Huck Finn in school and read the word, unless it was banned by MAGA for it being Woke 140+ years ago

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u/HImperiousConfusion 3d ago

every reprint is censorship with your type

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u/thecashblaster 3d ago

you would have a point if the word had any relevance in this context other than racism. but this is just naked, blatant racism and no child should have to read it in its original form.