The Actress was Named Nancy Green.

Congrats guys. This week you took down 2 cartoons pancake syrup a box of rice and ice cream. Here’s your medal 🥇

Thank you. Because representation matters and seeing Black women as more than racists stereotypes that serve you breakfast is important.

The great grandson of aunt jemima said the company didn’t even ask them

And a partridge in a pear tree?

How could I forget that?

The American Dream is syrup.

its not even maple syrup it is corn starch with maple flavor.

Apparently, Black Voices ONLY matter if the family had a member killed by a cop.
*shrug*

Otherwise, they are considered an "Uncle Tom" by Democrats and Liberals because apparently...

calling black folks "Uncle Tom" or "Coon" ISN'T racist in the eyes of white Democrats/liberals...

Because in the eyes of white liberals/ Democrats THOSE are the black folks who are disposable and who DON'T matter.

Apparently, not ALL black lives matter to white Democrat/ Liberals only the ones THEY agree with.

Well... not ALL folks agree with removing their image from a product.

Aunt Jemima was played by by Nancy Green, Lillian Richard, Anna Robinson, Anna Short Harrington, Edith Wilson, Ethel Ernestine Harper, Rosie Lee Moore Hall, Aylene Lewis.The portrait was based on Anna Robinson, although the image was 'updated' twice to make her slimmer and more urban.She mentioned Nancy Green by name.

It's odd that Nancy Green was mentioned. She died in 1923. So unless the speaker is secretly 120 years old, how would she grow up with the newspaper and magazine ads she appeared in? She never appeared on an Aunt Jemima product or any advertisement she would have seen outside of a dusty newspaper archive. The whole speech was a fraud.