Title: A Roundup of America's Most Racist Brand Mascots and Logos
Headings: 15 racist brands, mascots, and logos that were considered just another part of American life
15 racist brands, mascots, and logos that were considered just another part of American life
After a "thorough" internal review, the Washington Redskins leadership team announced it would retire the football team's problematic name.
Uncle Ben, 1946-Present
A bag of Uncle Ben's rice is seen on a store shelf on June 17, 2020 in Washington, DC.
Company: Uncle Ben's
Eskimo Pie, 1921-Present
Company: Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream
Mrs. Butterworth, 1961-Present
Company: Mrs. Butterworth's
The Washington Redskins, 1933-Present
Sports team: The NFL's Washington Redskins
Chief Blackjack, 1928-1987
Organization: St. John's University
Rastus, 1901-1925
Company: Cream of Wheat
Miss Chiquita, 1944-Present
Company: Chiquita
Syracuse University's Big Chief Bill Orange, 1931-1978
Organization: Syracuse University
Frito Bandito, 1967-1971
Company: Fritos
Land O'Lakes butter, 1928-2020
Chief Wahoo, 1947-2018
Company: Cleveland Indians, Major League Baseball
Sambo, 1957-1981
Company: Sambo's
Funny Face Drink Mix, 1964-1965
Company: Pillsbury
Crazy Horse malt liquor, 1992-2001
Company: Stroh Brewery
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Content: The Jim Crow Museum Of Racist Memorabilia, Adweek, Business Wire
Miss Chiquita, 1944-Present
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Company: Chiquita
Originally a sexy banana, the mascot is now a sexy banana seller. She wears a Carmen-Miranda-esque fruit hat that gives an exotic and idealized image of the tropics. Source: Chiquita
Syracuse University's Big Chief Bill Orange, 1931-1978
Felipe Ortega Flickr, cc
Organization: Syracuse University
Before the private university looked to Otto the Orange for a boost of school spirit, Syracuse University's m