Sugarcoated Ethics Hans Askenasy This engaging study provides an

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Sugarcoated Ethics Hans Askenasy This engaging study provides anUnearthing the ethical entanglements of early children's books with the Atlantic slave economy. What ethical lessons are children taught when their books are funded by enslavement and their childhoods sweetened with sugar? In Sugarcoated Ethics, Courtney Weikle Mills traces the intertwined histories of children's literature and the transatlantic slave economy, revealing how stories written for the young often masked the realities of enslavement,