Aunt Jemima , to lead by example and say goodbye to stereotypes of a racist nature. For decades the brand’s logo, featuring a black woman in a headscarf. Aunt Jemima’s image seemed to look deliberately in the mirror of Mammy. The good-natured black slave girl from the movie. Gone with the Wind (the same one who lived devoted to the well-being of her white masters).
The Swiss multinational
Aware that Aunt Jemima was not in line with PepsiCo’s values in the 21st century. The American multinational decided to undertake a “makeover. Another brand whose name (and logo) had in the eyes of many racist connotations. Uncle Ben’s , has been Latvia Email List rebranded as Ben’s Original. With the change, Mars Foods aims to create a “more inclusive future” for the rice brand. But across the seas, they have mutated their name, not only brands that put black people in the pillory.
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Vanilla Eskimo Pie ice cream (whose name was potentially searing to indigenous peoples of North America) has now adopted a much more innocuous name: Edy’s Pie. The rumblings of the Black Lives Matter movement did not. In Australia, for example, Nestlé’s Red Skins candies went. Through the baptismal font again to become known as Red Ripper.
