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I am in the opinion getting rid of Aunt J. Logo and cream of wheat logo was wrong.
If it were representative of a Black stereotype meaning involuntary servitude--the loyal Black Mammy, in her case....probably. Aunt Jemima is a meme..and not a nice one.So if I started a CANE SYRUP Brand with my great grandpa on the logo who was a man of color would these woke folks try and close me down?
Sad to say, she may be going away too. Conagra says the brand and packaging are offensive to brown and black people. Mrs. Butterworth's, Cream of Wheat join Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's in changing brand amid racial protestsAs long as they don't touch Mrs. Butterworths, I'm happy.
She's my main bitch!!!!
Sad to say, she may be going away too. Conagra says the brand and packaging are offensive to brown and black people. Mrs. Butterworth's, Cream of Wheat join Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's in changing brand amid racial protests
The Indian chick was hot! Made you want ta butter a muffin!Land O'Lakes Butter as well.
I always thought that was a beautiful picture. I guess the days of using female models must be numbered as well. PC ya know. Sad.Land O'Lakes Butter as well.
I am in the opinion getting rid of Aunt J. Logo and cream of wheat logo was wrong.
Pearl Milling Company sounds like a generic brand. Boooooooooooo!
Got rid of the Indian but kept the land.The Indian chick was hot! Made you want ta butter a muffin!
It's the White thing to do, after all~Got rid of the Indian but kept the land.
Hmmmm. Historic.Got rid of the Indian but kept the land.
I wonder what she would think of the MAGA cult's work trying to censor the history of black people in this country.
A publisher removed references to Rosa Parks' race in a draft of its textbook to comply with Florida's laws, NYT reports
A publisher created a draft lesson meant for review that did not explicitly state that Rosa Parks was Black and mentions race indirectly.www.businessinsider.com
If it were representative of a Black stereotype meaning involuntary servitude--the loyal Black Mammy, in her case....probably. Aunt Jemima is a meme..and not a nice one.