‘Reading Rainbow’s’ Levar Burton Is Livestreaming Story Time For Kids levarburton
and while not much can make the world less scary right now, Levar Burton can make it just a little more bearable.
“I figured that during this difficult time I could contribute by reading aloud to folks who could use some diversion for themselves and their families,” Burton tweeted. We couldn’t agree more — that’s exactly the kind of diversion we need. . I figured that during this difficult time I could contribute by reading aloud to folks who could use some diversion for themselves and their families.The problem that Burton then almost immediately ran into was that there are some legal implications to doing this kind of thing, because choosing a story to read that’s under copyright could violate the law. So he put out a request for help on Twitter.
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