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No they weren't you stupid fuck.Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima were real people you dumbass!
The name Uncle Ben's was supposedly inspired by a Texas farmer known for his high-quality rice. The company asked the head waiter at a fancy Chicago restaurant, Frank Brown, to pose as the face of the brand, which launched in 1947.Sep 23, 2020No they weren't you stupid fuck.
Not to say there hasn't been tribes that popped up after casinos were legalized on Indian land, but as far as those 20 Washington State tribes, they have been around for way before the white man showed up. Yes, they are all related to each other, but tribes had inner conflicts & some bands broke off to form their own tribes/nation.. I am assuming you are talking about WA, not D.C.?
Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima were real people you dumbass!
Uncle Remus was a fictitious American folk hero for over a century.[/qupte]
[/QUOTE]I refuse to believe the Seminoles and Miccosukee are running clip joints.
But like Deano said :"You know, them tables are not there for you to win. You can't beat them tables."
Straight up the tables are against the gambler. That's why they make money.
Yep... you read that right.
The group...The Native American Guardians Association (NAGA)...is threatening a nationwide boycott if the team refuses to revert back to the Washington Redskins.
From the Article...
In a letter that addressed what the group called the “cancel culture” against the Native American population and the erasure of its “steadfast role in American history, including serving as counselors to the Founding Fathers in the creation of the U.S. constitution.”
The letter talked about the history of the Washington football team and it’s relationship with the Native American community dating back to its 1933 season when they were named the Boston Redskins.
I am part native American these names do not offend me. That is just one man's opinion. Can't speak for the rest.
Leftist fucktards weren't even a thing in America then.Still a classic picture.
Several drooling leftists who have apparently no issue with the Tomahawk Chop during the Atlanta Braves vs Twins World Series.
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Why even the racist peanut farmer joined in on the cultural appropriation.
Not to say there hasn't been tribes that popped up after casinos were legalized on Indian land, but as far as those 20 Washington State tribes, they have been around for way before the white man showed up. Yes, they are all related to each other, but tribes had inner conflicts & some bands broke off to form their own tribes/nation.. I am assuming you are talking about WA, not D.C.?
Yeah, because I looked it up because dipshit was like "What tribe"? (for Washington) And OMG, 20 tribes!Not to say there hasn't been tribes that popped up after casinos were legalized on Indian land, but as far as those 20 Washington State tribes, they have been around for way before the white man showed up. Yes, they are all related to each other, but tribes had inner conflicts & some bands broke off to form their own tribes/nation.. I am assuming you are talking about WA, not D.C.?
Aunt Jamima was based on a real person, Nancy Green.Minorities are more likely to be Democrat than Republican.
Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima and Uncle Remus weren't real black people, they were caricatures in marketing campaigns.
I'm not with you you ignorant Bingo and I'd like to make that clear.
Did you even read the wiki link you stupid fuck?The name Uncle Ben's was supposedly inspired by a Texas farmer known for his high-quality rice. The company asked the head waiter at a fancy Chicago restaurant, Frank Brown, to pose as the face of the brand, which launched in 1947.Sep 23, 2020
Nancy Green - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Does it hurt to be the sites biggest dumbass?
Yeah,Did you even read the wiki link you stupid fuck?
Nancy Green (March 4, 1834 – August 30, 1923) was an American former enslaved woman, who, as "Aunt Jemima", was one of the first African-American models hired to promote a corporate trademark. The famous Aunt Jemima recipe was not her recipe, but she became the advertising world's first living trademark.
On the recommendation of Judge Walker, she was hired by the R.T. Davis Milling Company in St. Joseph, Missouri, to represent "Aunt Jemima", an advertising character named after a song from a minstrel show. They were looking for a Mammy archetype to promote their product.
Yes. The actor hired to represent the character is a real person. Aunt Jemima is still a character. Is Iron Man a real person because an actor played them in a movie you dumb fuck?Yeah,
And you just confirmed she is a real person.
The Duke claimed Libs were trying to erase black people and gave Aunt Jemima as an example. Aunt Jemima wasn't a real person you Dipshits. How fucking hard is this to grasp?No one said it was actually her syrup you pathetic drooling moron, just that the image on the product was a real person that shitlibs canceled.
I'm not even trolling you clowns. At this point you stupid fucks are trolling yourselves.You are still the winner as the sites dumbass and weakest troll.
At least you are number 1 at something.
Wow.Yes. The actor hired to represent the character is a real person. Aunt Jemima is still a character. Is Iron Man a real person because an actor played them in a movie you dumb fuck?
The Duke claimed Libs were trying to erase black people and gave Aunt Jemima as an example. Aunt Jemima wasn't a real person you Dipshits. How fucking hard is this to grasp?
I'm not even trolling you clowns. At this point you stupid fucks are trolling yourselves.
Oh no! The whole board? You don't say!Wow.
Your lack of awareness is astounding.
Congratulations on proving you are a bigger dipshit than the entire board already believes.
It was Green's recipe. Anyone can edit Wiki, did you even do any research?Did you even read the wiki link you stupid fuck?
Nancy Green (March 4, 1834 – August 30, 1923) was an American former enslaved woman, who, as "Aunt Jemima", was one of the first African-American models hired to promote a corporate trademark. The famous Aunt Jemima recipe was not her recipe, but she became the advertising world's first living trademark.
On the recommendation of Judge Walker, she was hired by the R.T. Davis Milling Company in St. Joseph, Missouri, to represent "Aunt Jemima", an advertising character named after a song from a minstrel show. They were looking for a Mammy archetype to promote their product.
abcnews.go.com
I didn't.Oh no! The whole board? You don't say!
Tell me again how Iron Man is a real person you stupid fuck.
