This, the woman behind Aunt Jemima has a pretty progressive history as well. This just reaks of the usual problems we get from Liberal Virtue Signalling. Creating something incredibly offensive in a poor attempt to be less offensive.

Remember when Cartoon Network discontinued Speedy Gonzales because white people called the character racist, only to reinstate him when Latino and Hispanic watchers were like "Where's the only Looney Tune that represents us in anyway?"

My dad did that in the late 70s and had it inside one of our kitchen cabinets for basically my whole childhood.

Bart Simpson made that joke once, I think they cut it out of future re-runs because religious zealots got mad about it.

I honestly don't know why "it's bad to show". Like, if the person on the packet isn't a white man, it's bad.

We had these growing up in Australia...

Like, that I get now, but it's worth pointing out no kid in Australia obviously even knew what a "redskin" was. Hell, I thought Comanches and Apaches were snakes because of the Huey Cobra.

Wait a second... Oh my god, just realised a Blackhawk isn't named after a hawk, this is also a native American peoples. Like the NHL team, duh. And that's my wife's second fav team because she thinks it's a cool logo and "I'm glad they're repping the native Americans."

See?

Anyway, I strayed from my point. I really like seeing other cultures on stuff. Seems a shame to remove that stuff, kind of disingenuous or disrespectful. If there's a dark history, no one's researching that, they're more interested in other things like buttering some toast and then deciding to put a documentary about native Americans on because of the cool image.