A national social media trend involving the children's book "The Cat in the Hat" has reached Tennessee, as state officials alerted the public about the phenomenon targeting schools and children. The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security took to social media on Aug. 31 to warn the public about the rise of unsettling and threatening Dr. Seuss content on social media, urging those who see the pictures and videos to report them to local law enforcement. 📹️&📝: Peter Burditt/The Tennessean
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