Rest in peace, Aunt Jemima
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Is Uncle Ben next?
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so.....should we erase her?
Pam's Aunt Jemima post
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They're changing the names of Eskimo pies?
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Could Italian Chef Boyardee be next? |
or the mermaid?! (remember the t/v commercial?) "ask any mermaid you happen to see..... what's the best tuna? Chicken of the Sea!" |
could Sister Shubert be next? or the Irish Lucky Charms guy? |
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oooooh i am so not political but please, give me a break!!! interesting facts, but geez, what's next, all i can say is that i really don't believe this stuff!!!
ReplyDeleteFoolish stuff for sure.....
ReplyDeleteYes- Land-O-Lakes butter no longer has the beautiful image it had. I think things go way too far sometimes. AND--now that it has been banned- just try to find a copy of Gone With The Wind. I saw on Amazon they had some for $349!!!! The last one I saw was in a bin at Walmart for $5.00. Crazy town....
ReplyDeleteAll of this is CRAZY ---and so stupid. What is happening to our wonderful country? They want to change all of our history now, or just get rid of it.... Our ancestors did SO much to help make this country into a fantastic place to live. Makes me SO SAD --to see what is happening.... I read something that the best way to get something changed now is to say that you "offend" it. It will be changed!!!!! Our English language will be totally different --and we will all be the WORSE because of all of this.... Angers me --but truly makes me sad, especially losing the history that I so cherish.I feel so sorry for my Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren who will have to live in this country ---if all of this continues.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Debbi, The true fact is ...no matter what's re-named, torn down, or banned , history is history ,good or bad, that can't be changed. We do need to learn from it. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I feel about this. I don't think we are the people to ask, we white women of privilege. I read Pam's post and I have to admit, she has some great points that made me think. Still, there is a place for history but if it hurts or degrades? Does it degrade? I think there are loads of issues here but like I said, a 60+ year-old comfortable white woman who has never had to deal with stereotypes isn't the one to make it.
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