Yeah, I'm happy that they put the warning labels—this is at least an approach that allows people to make their own decisions about the content. I was really annoyed that Hulu and Netflix got rid of the DND episode of Community because Chang is dressed like a dark elf, which looks like blackface. It's not even blackface! I'd rather an annoying disclaimer than losing a funny episode. In much the same way, there are plenty of good, older novels that are problematic, and it's best for people to make their own informed decisions about them. Gone With the Wind is extremely racist, often in a vary subtle and patronizing way; I would not want it to be assigned in schools but many people may find it worthwhile to read. Likewise, James Michener's Centennial is a good book most of the way through, but when it gets to talking about Mexicans it's so racist that, as a Mexican myself, I just couldn't stand it anymore. I don't think it should be banned. But if my children ever want to read it, I will be sure to help them to see how racism plays a major part in its narrative.