Aunt Jemima brand retired - what's next?

[spurraider21]

Yea, every black person should have the right to burn down buildings and fire taser guns at police. Duh!

i dont agree with that

[Spurtacular]

i dont agree with that

Then you don't agree with BLM.

[spurraider21]

Then you don't agree with BLM.

good for them

also, strawman noted

[Spurtacular]

good for them

also, strawman noted

That's what they've pushed forth. Cry all you want.

[spurraider21]

That's what they've pushed forth. Cry all you want.

to the extent that anybody believes that "every black person should have the right to burn down buildings and fire taser guns at police" i whole heartedly disagree with them.

happy?

[Blake]

They had better not start ing around with the famous Amos cookies!

So if they change the name you'll stop eating them.

You guys are morons

[ChumpDumper]

They had better not start ing around with the famous Amos cookies!

Um, Wally Amos is a real person. Aunt Jemima is not. This is getting weird.

[Chris]

[SnakeBoy]

I just hope they pick a proper new name. Artificially Flavored Corn Syrup would be a good one.

[baseline bum]

I just hope they pick a proper new name. Artificially Flavored Corn Syrup would be a good one.

Beetus in a Bottle is catchier IMO.

[SnakeBoy]

Beetus in a Bottle is catchier IMO.

That's perfect. New character could be something like...

[ElNono]

Fake news, and lmao @ this 'grandson' suing Quaker for billions of dollars and losing

[Will Hunting]

Fake news, and lmao @ this 'grandson' suing Quaker for billions of dollars and losing

the grandson of a fic ious woman

[spurraider21]

victimhood olympics good now

[Blake]

the grandson of a fic ious woman

Whose likeness they stopped using in 1954

[LkrFan]

Imagine being triggered by a black lady on a syrup bottle.

That was some good syrup tho

[ducks]

https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...67&oe=5F191F33

Good question

[ChumpDumper]

https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...67&oe=5F191F33

Good question

They were. Cops just hadn't murdered enough black guys on video to get anything changed yet.

Hope that helped you understand.

[CosmicCowboy]

the grandson of a fic ious woman

she wasn't fic ious. Her name wasn't really "Aunt Jemima", though.

Nancy Green, a former slave from Kentucky, played the first Aunt Jemima. Green was a middle-aged woman living on the South Side of Chicago, working as a cook and housekeeper for a prominent judge. After a series of auditions, she was hired to cook and serve the new pancake recipe at the World’s Fair. Part of her act was to tell stories from her own early slave life along with plantation tales written for her by a white southern sales representative.

[Blake]

she wasn't fic ious. Her name wasn't really "Aunt Jemima", though.

Nancy Green, a former slave from Kentucky, played the first Aunt Jemima. Green was a middle-aged woman living on the South Side of Chicago, working as a cook and housekeeper for a prominent judge. After a series of auditions, she was hired to cook and serve the new pancake recipe at the World’s Fair. Part of her act was to tell stories from her own early slave life along with plantation tales written for her by a white southern sales representative.

You just confirmed she was fic ious

[CosmicCowboy]

You just confirmed she was fic ious

So any musician or actor that uses a stage name is fic ious?

[DMX7]

You just confirmed she was fic ious

He's the grandson of a real women but she was an actress playing the role of Aunt Jemima according to CosmicCowboy. It sounds like it was all a fic ious marketing ploy.

[ChumpDumper]

Are we seriously having a debate over the historical legacy of a pancake mix box model?

[vy65]

First, they came for the confederate statues, and I did not speak out
Then, they came for the pancake mix brand, and I did not speak out

[Blake]

First, they came for the confederate statues, and I did not speak out
Then, they came for the pancake mix brand, and I did not speak out