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How do you feel about The Indians changing their name?

Asked by Jake Goalden

5 Votes

How do you feel about The Indians changing their name?

100%

Keep it Keep it

0%

Time to change Time to change

100%

Keep it

It's a trademark and should last forever. No harm done.

It's a trademark and should last forever. No harm done. Show Less

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Time to change

It is offensive and should be renamed to get away from stereotypes.

It is offensive and should be renamed to get away from stereotypes. Show Less

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Should Aunt Jemima be taken down for racism concerns?

Asked by Tucker Newkirk

6 Votes

Should Aunt Jemima be taken down for racism concerns?

50%

Yes, take it down Yes, take it down

50%

No, it's just syrup No, it's just syrup

50%

Yes, take it down

Though there have been debates over Mrs. Butterworth’s race, some have associated the shape of the brand’s syrup bottles with the offensive "Mammy" racial caricature of stereoty... Show More

Though there have been debates over Mrs. Butterworth’s race, some have associated the shape of the brand’s syrup bottles with the offensive "Mammy" racial caricature of stereotype for Black women. Read more at USA Today: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/food/2020/06/17/mrs-butterworths-syrup-packaging-review-aunt-jemima-racial-bias/3209566001/ Show Less

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50%

No, it's just syrup

“The Mrs. Butterworth's brand, including its syrup packaging, is intended to evoke the images of a loving grandmother,” Conagra Brands said in a statement Wednesday. Read mor... Show More

“The Mrs. Butterworth's brand, including its syrup packaging, is intended to evoke the images of a loving grandmother,” Conagra Brands said in a statement Wednesday. Read more: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/food/2020/06/17/mrs-butterworths-syrup-packaging-review-aunt-jemima-racial-bias/3209566001/ Show Less

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