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The Massachusetts elementary academy librarian who alone Dr. Seuss books donated by First Lady Melania Trump because the publication’s artwork independent “racist mockery,” was ahead photographed dressed as the Cat in the Hat and captivation a “Green Eggs and Ham” themed breakfast.

Liz Phipps Soeiro was bankrupt Friday by Twitter users afterwards she snubbed the First Lady’s donation to the Cambridgeport Elementary School. Soeiro wrote in a letter to Trump that the academy could not acquire the books, which included: “The Cat in the Hat,” “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” and “Green Eggs and Ham.”

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Yet Soeiro was apparent in a March 2015 photo from the school's Twitter annual captivation a Cat in the Hat baby in one hand, a Green Eggs and Ham book in the added and Dr. Seuss-style stockings and hat -- and animated while accomplishing so.

But Soeiro said the academy would “not be befitting the titles” for its accumulating because the academy “does not accept a “NEED” for the books.

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It was cryptic if the academy absolutely alone the titles.

“I assignment in a commune that has affluence of resources, which contributes anon to ‘excellence,’” Soeiro wrote. “My acceptance accept admission to a academy library with over nine thousand volumes and a librarian with a alum amount in library science.”

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Soeiro additionally said the books by Dr. Seuss independent illustrations “steeped in racist propaganda.”

“Another actuality that abounding bodies are blind of is that Dr. Seuss’s illustrations are steeped in racist propaganda, caricatures, and adverse stereotypes,” Soeiro wrote, giving examples of "If I Ran a Zoo" and "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" as bright “racist mockery” in Seuss’ art.

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