'Racial Stereotype' Images Reviewed By IL Companies | PatchPM

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Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's, Mrs. Butterworth's Removing, Reviewing Branding

Chicago-based Quaker Oats said Aunt Jemima is getting a new name and removing "racial stereotype" images, while Conagra — owner of Mrs. Butterworth's — said it's "begun a complete brand and packaging review."

Illinois Company Builds Oasis At Shaq’s Atlanta Home

The company traveled to Atlanta to create a backyard oasis for the NBA legend.

Second Lawsuit Filed Against Nursing Home Over Coronavirus Death

The family of a 76-year-old woman who died of COVID-19 has filed a lawsuit for "gross negligence."

Attorney General Sues Plasma Collection Company

Raoul's federal lawsuit alleges that CSL Plasma's policies discriminate against people who have disabilities.

Horse Racing To Resume In July

Horse racing without spectators at Arlington International Racecourse begins July 23 and will run through Sept. 30.

Community Helps Reunite 6-Month-Old Stolen Puppy With Family

Nova, an American bully, was stolen from her family and sold. The residents and the Bolingbrook PD helped bring her back within 24 hours.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Illinois Coronavirus Update June 17: 134,185 Cases, 6,485 Deaths
• Nurse, Coronavirus Survivor Retired After 43 Years
• 3 Guns Stolen From Unlocked Vehicles
• Triple Play Concert Series Update
• More Than $30K Spent Quelling Aurora Riots: Kendall Co. Sheriff
• More Than 5 Million Illinoisans Have Filed Taxes Despite Extension
• Casino Gambling In Illinois Will Be A 'Different Experience' In Coronavirus Era

Across America

• Rayshard Brooks: Ex-Officer Faces Murder Charge, Death Penalty
• Disneyland Facing Racial Scrutiny Over 'Splash Mountain'

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