Aunt Jemima: 5 Things To Know About Iconic Syrup Brand Retired After BLM Backlash

the devastating death of her husband, Nick Cordero. The Broadway star died on Sunday after a three-month battle with COVID-19 and was just 41 years old.On Monday, Kloots shared a 10-minute video showing a glimpse of her past 95 days, when she was supporting Cordero and caring for their 1-year-old son, Elvis, as her husband was hospitalized and fighting for his life.

Denise Richards is speaking out on an allegation that she engaged in a “months-long” affair with her “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” co-star Brandi Glanville after the latter shared a photo of the pair appearing to kiss on the cheek. “I love for things to play out on television instead of social media,” the 49-year-old actress said while appearing on “The Talk” on Tuesday, according to Us Weekly.

Jenna Marbles is saying goodbye to the platform that made her a star. The 33-year-old YouTuber, whose real name is Jenna Mourey, announced on Thursday that she is stepping away from her channel after receiving backlash for wearing blackface and being racially insensitive in past videos.Marbles posted a lengthy video apologizing for her offensive videos, as well as explaining that she never meant to offend anyone.

Cynthia Bailey has been working on perfecting her figure lately, and she’s also been sharing her secrets for a perfect shape to fans and followers. Check out her latest message that she shared on her social media account.

Stevie Wonder says now is the time for people to make a change in the American political landscape. In a new video today, Hot New Hip Hop reported, Stevie Wonder explained how important it was for the Black Lives Matter movement to lead to positive changes in the USA.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaPhilip J. Smith, chairman and co-CEO of The Shubert Organization, is retiring after more than six decades helping to run one of the largest and most influential theater companies in the world.

the opportunity to show solidarity with the Black community at the beginning of June, after the death of George Floyd sparked movements across the globe.However, King has now warned that the industry must now implement long and lasting change if its commitment to racial equality is to be taken seriously.She told NME: “This whole question of inequality dominating the news cycle is not new for us.

Black Lives Matter protests across the globe following the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and countless others, several food companies and brands have announced they will be changing their names.Aunt Jemima, which is owned by Quaker Foods, a subsidiary of PepsiCo, was the first brand to confirm a moniker update on Wednesday, June 17.

Neil deGrasse Tyson was among the first celebrities on Wednesday to weigh in onQuaker Oats' decision to rebrand the Aunt Jemima product line. Amid new outcry and conversations about racism, the 130-year-old Aunt Jemima products were the subject of fresh debate, with the brand called sorely out-of-touch and deeply offensive.Quaker Oats agreed.

In the wake of nationwide protests against racial injustice, many institutions have been making changes to address longtime racial insensitivities. Quaker faced pressure from customers who took to social media to criticize the use of the Aunt Jemima name and character on the packaging.

The Aunt Jemima food brand is acknowledging that the company’s “origins are based on a racial stereotype.” The company will be instituting a new name and image.

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On June 9, Kourtney Kardashian made the decision to bolster the incredible work of Black women by partnering with Chief Marketing Officer of William Morris Endeavor Bozoma Saint John. In partnership with the initiative “Share The Mic Now,” Kourtney is handing over her Instagram to Bozoma “as she takes over my account.

Tamar Braxton recently took to Instagram, where she posted a very uncomfortable picture with a powerful message accompanying it. The photo features a black slave who was severely beaten by his white master/owner with painful and horrific scars on his back.