This Week in Racism

Changing Those Racist Food Logos Wasn’t As Urgent As Reported

It’s an embarrassment of riches in our new weekly roundup of the world’s most preventable disease!

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3 min readOct 6, 2020

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Death and taxes used to be the only two certainties in life — but no matter how much progress it feels like we’re making sometimes, the sad fact is you can probably slide racism into that list. Are we in a moment of uprising that feels like it has the potential to create real, systemic change? Yes. Do people and organizations still show their ass on a daily basis? Oh, most definitely. And to keep tabs on all that ass-showing, we’re pleased to introduce our weekly racism surveillance machine. If you already get our newsletter, Minority Report, you’ve likely seen this — but now the rest of the internet can get a taste.

🗑 Hey, Remember All Those Racist Mascots Getting Replaced? Surprise! They’re Still Around

Aunt Jemima. Uncle Ben’s. Mrs. Butterworth. This summer, the companies that own all three brands — apparently moved by the fact that anti-racism was suddenly in vogue…

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