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Except no one is offended by "cracker" being in the logo. The outrage (manufactured as it is) is coming from right-wingers over the "nostalgic" elements being r
by krapp 1y ago
Except no one is offended by "cracker" being in the logo. The outrage (manufactured as it is) is coming from right-wingers over the "nostalgic" elements being removed - despite most of them being far too young to have actually experienced the "old white guys eating crackers out of a barrel in front of the general store" era of Southern Americana - and a lot of them are reaching to call it a "woke" conspiracy of white cultural erasure or some nonsense.
It's a good thing KFC rebranded before social media and antiwoke culture were a thing, I guess.
- jleyank 1y agoFWIW, KFC was (and still is I think) known as PFK in Quebec back near the turn of the century. Gotta conform to local laws and all that.