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Discriminatory language in children's books: Jim Knopf now without racism

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Thienemann-Verlag in Stuttgart is removing racist terms from its popular children's book series. Is a new censorship debate looming? Not really. More...
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Discriminatory language in children's books: Jim Knopf now without racism

Thienemann-Verlag in Stuttgart is removing racist terms from its popular children's book series. Is a new censorship debate looming? Not really. More...

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TAZ broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Friday, February 23, 2024.
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