Uncle Ben's 'evolving' away from racist imagery

Uncle Ben's Rice Rebranded as Ben's Originals - The New York Times

Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben deserve retirement. They're racist myths of happy Black servitude.

Eastern Michigan University expert Dr. Judy Foster Davis comments on recent moves by companies as they seek to rework their branding, to cast away stereotypes and to appear less tied to images

Dealing With Fake 'Racist Uncle' Think Pieces This Thanksgiving

Quaker Drops Aunt Jemima Brand -- and It's Well Overdue

Uncle Ben's rice changes name to more 'equitable' brand - BBC News

San Diego Museum of Art lecture explores origins of racism through historical art - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Rice brand Uncle Ben's changing name and logo because of racist connotations

Mrs. Butterworth's, Cream of Wheat join Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's in changing brand amid racial protests - Good Morning America

Uncle Ben's rice firm to scrap brand image of black farmer, Food & drink industry

Aunt Jemima Will Change 'Racist Stereotype' Name and Image

Aunt Jemima brand retired by Quaker due to racial stereotype

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