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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2020

Page

4

Corporate reckoning waves wash over racist brand imagery

USA TODAY reports a broad corporate reckoning after George Floyd’s death. Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben’s, Cream of Wheat, and Mrs. Butterworth’s face tightening racist tropes prompt branding reviews or drop names. Experts say these images reinforced white supremacy and helped keep labor costs down.

Sambo’s Santa Barbara California Uncle Ben Todd Boyd University of Southern California George Floyd Minneapolis Uncle Ben’s Cream of Wheat Mrs. Butterworth’s Peter Brimelow Jemima Stacy Sic Abrams America Roberts USA Today Lyndon Johnson

South Sudan Faces Fast-Rising COVID-19 Crisis

In Juba, a 33-year-old doctor fell gravely ill as public facilities ran out of oxygen. The country, with under 100 beds in its sole infectious disease unit and 16-hour lab shifts, fights a growing outbreak amid hunger, insecurity, and a fragile health system. The UN reports nearly 1,900 cases, over 50 health workers infected, and scarce testing.

Juba South Sudan Reagan Taban Augustino Associated Press Africa World Health Organization Europe United States United Nations Riek Machar David Gai Zakayo Action Against Hunger Zakayo Simon Deng Nyichar Health Ministry Nyichar The

Populist Vucic Landslide Victory in Serbia Election

Preliminary results show President Aleksandar Vucic and his Serbian Progressive Party winning about 61 percent of the vote with the Socialists around 10 percent as turnout reached 50.32 percent. A partial opposition boycott and media concerns shaped the contest, while ODIHR urged dialogue to protect pluralism. Full results expected by Thursday.

Belgrade Serbia Aleksandar Vucic Vucic Serbian Progressive Party Socialists Osce Office For Democratic Institutions and Human Rights Urszula Gacek ODIHR Kosovo European Union Miroslav Lajcak Moscow Orban Europe

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