Backlash over ‘racist’ cereal box

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Kellogg's apologises for 'racist' cereal packaging
(Image credit: Source: Saladin Ahmed/Twitter)

Cereal manufacturer Kellogg’s has apologised for the apparently “racist” packaging of Corn Pops in the US. Novelist Saladin Ahmed questioned the company over the packaging, which shows yellow Corn Pops characters in a shopping mall, with a single brown-coloured character depicted as a janitor.

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