Many different iterations of Pooh have been banned or challenged, and for wildly disparate and nonsensical reasons. Most recently the film Christopher Robin — that movie aimed at both children and adults who grew up with the material, was banned in China because some internet trolls compared the beloved bear to the country’s president. The book was banned in Russia in 2009 after a known political extremist was found to have an illustration of Pooh Bear wearing a swastika in his possession. Lest Americans feel left out, a parent group in Kansas set out to ban the beloved book around 2006 because talking animals are a “religious abomination” and an affront to God.”

Saturday, March 8 - 4:00pm (doors open 6:30)
Come earlier or stay later for discussion.
Free snacks and drinks.

See more on the FB event: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CfQ4RfWDS/ 

Location:

Unitarian Universalist Church of Tarpon Springs
230 Grand Blvd, Tarpon Springs, FL

Parking is available in the Read St lot behind the church or on the Street

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