Barack_O' Llama
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Not if Betty Crocker isnt,.....
Danny
Those products may be stereotyping, but they are hardly racist. The last time I checked, to be racist someone must believe that their race is superior to another or a product would have to suggest that one race is superior to another. I don't see how having a fictitious black representative for your product, suggest that you think blacks are inferior or superior to other races.
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Maybe, but Uncle Remus' Syrup definitely is. Check it out:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gabrielsond/3354463073/
Anonymous
Marginally - but is Mrs. Butterworths prejudiced against Fat Grandmas?
Anonymous
If using a black figure as your promotional symbol is racist, then I guess it is. Maybe we should only have white figures like Mr. Clean and the jolly green giant, then they'll say THAT is racist.