we also see a book like huckleberry finn being banned because of the racial epithet. what's your take on that? oh, boy, what a mess we get into with all those. i have a final paper by one of my students in chico who loves this book nappy hair, telling how wonderful this book is and how could people love a book like huckleberry finn and teach that when there's a book like nappy hair to look at? and the very same sentences where he was saying he has the right to have this book, he's saying we shouldn't have the right for huckleberry finn. the "n" word can hurt so bad that there needs to be some-- a little bit of education before you get into it. and again, my wonderful father-- when i first read that book, he sort of sat me down and told me, you know, what the book was doing and all this sort of thing. and i admired the book so much that i actually went around-- when i was in high school and in college, i would dramatize the part of jim to try to get people to see what was-- what i felt was really going on. i'm very much--i mean, "hey," you know, "samuel clemens." let's

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and so, when, you know, they called yip in to do huckleberry finn with burt lane, then roy and the guysm." and then yip went away. and they wanted him to work on dr. doolittle. "no, you can't hire him." and the same thing for radio and tv. and that was known as a, quote, "blacklist," which wasn't -- that wasn't the first use of the term, because in small towns we had company corporations going, if you did something that the company didn't like, you were blacklisted from town. you couldn't get a job in town. but this was the first time, due to the technology, that a blacklist was national and accompanied by a loaded word, "communist," that could get you fired anyplace. for yip, it was horrible, because his friends, who were artists, suddenly had no income. and there were suicides. there was divorces. there were people who left the country. there were people whose lives were just ruined. and so, yip supported some of them. dalton trumbo, who was one of the hollywood ten who were first picked out by the house un- american activities committee to go to jail for a year, a citation. "are you