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Topic	Do you agree with the retiring of Aunt Jemima and rebranding of Uncle Ben's?
wackyteen 06/17/20 6:16:14 PM #1:	Do you? Yes, it was racist and outdated Yes, it was outdated Kind of Not really No, just because it has racist roots/origins doesn't mean it's that way today No, rebranding/retiring is stupid Other Do you? - Results (35 votes) Yes, it was racist and outdated 28.57% (10 votes) 10 Yes, it was outdated 11.43% (4 votes) 4 Kind of 0% (0 votes) 0 Not really 14.29% (5 votes) 5 No, just because it has racist roots/origins doesn't mean it's that way today 20% (7 votes) 7 No, rebranding/retiring is stupid 22.86% (8 votes) 8 Other 2.86% (1 vote) 1 I actually really like Aunt Jemima syrup and had no clue it had racist origins. I don't agree with it because I don't think a person or brand should be judged by their origins but by how they conduct business today. Not that I think there was a lot of public ire being directed their way, but where's all the pearl clutching over a company like Nestl who literally doesn't believe access to water should (ever) be a fundamental, foundational human right? --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:940824929] in Do you agr... [t:78779806]...</cite> <quote> Do you? Yes, it was racist and outdated Yes, it was outdated Kind of Not really No, just because it has racist roots/origins doesn't mean it's that way today No, rebranding/retiring is stupid Other Vote View Results Do you? - Results (35 votes) Yes, it was racist and outdated 28.57% (10 votes) 10 Yes, it was outdated 11.43% (4 votes) 4 Kind of 0% (0 votes) 0 Not really 14.29% (5 votes) 5 No, just because it has racist roots/origins doesn't mean it's that way today 20% (7 votes) 7 No, rebranding/retiring is stupid 22.86% (8 votes) 8 Other 2.86% (1 vote) 1 Show Voting Form I actually really like Aunt Jemima syrup and had no clue it had racist origins. I don't agree with it because I don't think a person or brand should be judged by their origins but by how they conduct business today. Not that I think there was a lot of public ire being directed their way, but where's all the pearl clutching over a company like Nestl who literally doesn't believe access to water should (ever) be a fundamental, foundational human right? --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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