The Sneetches

A reading of the classic Dr. Seuss children's story. It has relevance today as we struggle with civility in matters of race, religion, and politics.

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[John Strain]

Thanks 6TwoReasons for the kind words. It's funny how something you do, trying to be positive is interpreted in so many negative ways. Perhaps the comments say more about the commenter than that which they scrutinize.

[John Strain]

I also have this video on Facebook.

[Gayl Hamilton]

Dr. Seuss IS all about racism, religion, and politics! HeeeeeLLLOOOO!!!

[Justin O'Neal Murphy]

This story is great, so many lessons all in one book. It does amaze me how stupid some of the people commenting on this video can be, though. There are elementary students who would have picked up on the racism piece on page 2, yet some of these idiots are missing it. I also appreciate the piece at the end, it doesn't matter how obvious it was, putting it in writing never hurts!

[Rachel Ramsey]

Funny that everyone is using this for a University assignment, as I am about to for Anthropology and race and racism

[wnyer1216]

ummmm...that's three!



[Gat0rsG0nnaGate]

8th grade English assignment about racism.

[K ASMR]

My nephew loves this story.

[MyThirdEye46x2]

Writing a summary on this for college English.

[cheezemonkeyeater]

I always saw this as more about elitism than about race, religion or politics. Although, elitism applies to all of those things, so I suppose it still applies.

[Velox415]

Why didn't the plain-belly snitches just get a bunch of weapons and murder the star-belly snitches and take their stuff? Then THEY would have all the parties and be the best kind of snitchs because there'd be no other kind.

[mike hopf]

Had to do this for psychology course lol