No more aunty J.

I really ticked off a black girl once who had the headrap - when I told her to shut up and make the pancakes.
She got even and we really got along very well.

tonygraz wrote:

Who demanded this?
Fake syrup anyway...

rfenst wrote:

No more aunty J.

I really ticked off a black girl once who had the headrap - when I told her to shut up and make the pancakes.
She got even and we really got along very well.

tonygraz wrote:

No more aunty J.

I really ticked off a black girl once who had the headrap - when I told her to shut up and make the pancakes.
She got even and we really got along very well.

tonygraz wrote:

Honestly, does anyone need to demand it for a brand to realize they may be promoting a pretty bad stereotype?
Maybe they made an internal decision? Or a paid consultant recommended it? Or they followed a twitter thread... .could have been anything

victor809 wrote:

I hopefully really ticked off a cigar smoker when I told him to shut up because he was a racist pig. Maybe some day he'll get even, but we will never get along very well.

octavup wrote:

The next hate-filled target needs to get cancelled\shut down. We are coming for you, Black & Decker!
Offensive to African Americans and battered women.

8trackdisco wrote:

Yes, I can see how a smiling black woman who's good at cooking is horribly offensive to all those angry black women who can't cook for ****...

opelmanta1900 wrote:

What about stubbs

corey sellers wrote: