The French Ministry of Education has canceled an order for “Beauty and the Beast” with a modern depiction, stating that a police in the 21st century version of a cartoonist was unfair to twins, including a police snifer dog and smartphone.
Julian Burjiet, whose pen is named July, was asked to portray 800,000 primary school graduates to be portrayed for a modified classic to read for the summer holidays.
A digital copy of the book desired for publication showed the original 1756 lesson by the gene-marry Leoprins de Buomont.
The cartoon with the joule depicted the heroine as a comic toothley haircle, with the dark Mediterranean characteristics, depicting animals and their selfish sisters as their smartphone.
According to the 18th century lesson, to search for the father of beauty after “a few glasses of alcohol”, Jul drunk him, grabbed a bottle and sing a famous French song.
In addition to the book, recalling his business crises and “put on a test for his goods”, he draws a ship coming from abroad and inspects the boxes off his car with a sniper dog with police officers.
Education Minister Elizabeth Born said on Thursday, “This is a modern rewrite. We have a father from Algeria who would have cheated and stopped by the police.”
“Perhaps in a setting with teachers, we can explain it,” he told CNEWS/Eure1 Broadcaster. “But this is a book that should be read on holiday with family.
“This is definitely an interesting job, but not for this educational setting,” he said.
– ‘complex realities’ –
Jul said he received a letter from the Ministry of Education on Monday, explaining the topics of his paintings – such as alcohol and social media – “would be more suitable for older students at the end of the middle school or for the start of high school”.
The ministry said on Thursday that these “complex realities” include “smuggling fake goods” and “police control”.
Illustrator criticized that he called a “a political decision” and “censorship”.
Jul said, “The only explanation lies in hatred by looking at a world of princes and princesses, who look like school children today.”
Given the principles of far-flung conspiracy about non-white immigration in Europe, he asked if he had crossed a limit for the ministry in the ‘great replacement’ of “The Great Replacement ‘by young Mediterranean girls.
The President and the government of France has borrowed points from distance in recent years, especially on immigration, to appeal to the authority in a clear dialect.
Jul attracted a parallel to prevent alleged “radical, anti-American ideologies” with the administration of US President Donald Trump-as is being taught in discussions on privileges or gender.
“Why look at Donald Trump with an alarm, when we step down from the same path?” The French cartoonist asked.
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