A number of well-known food brands have recently announced their intentions to change or review their names, logos and packaging ... protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movement ...

which has been accused of appropriating Black culture, these brands have committed to changing various parts of their logos, packaging, names, and marketing strategies to eliminate cultural ...

Reuters reports that the brand used to feature a man in blackface as its logo, and that its Chinese name continues to translate as "Black person toothpaste." "For more than 35 years, we have been ...

Without any other context, you can perhaps ID dozens if not more logos ... watch brands can you recognize based on an abstract symbol alone? And do you know the meaning behind them? Some watch ...

America's racial reckoning has forced other brands reconsider their names and logos. The Washington Redskins ... especially in the Black community, and to the voices of our Associates worldwide ...

Yet most of the food brands ... name to Ben’s Original. The company’s new packaging is expected hit grocery store shelves some time in 2021. Mars (MARZF) initiated a review of the Black cook ...

The perseverance of racial slurs and stereotypes in brand names and logos is striking ... has reportedly invested $22.3 million in Black-owned restaurants as part of their Racial Equality Journey ...

The agency provided Toyota with 219 prospective names ... the logo with two color combinations: grey with a steel chrome ...

Why would anyone buy a Black ... logo was adorning pink plastic irons. However, over the years the brand drifted as the company acquired GE's consumer products business and started licensing the ...

publicly acknowledged the racist origins of their brand names and logos and vowed to change them. This change was long overdue. Some of these brands, like Aunt Jemima and Gypsy Sauce, have been ...