1 month ago | By Forbes
Walmart was slammed by Twitter users for launching a Juneteenth ice cream that is similar to a Black-owned ice cream product.
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1 month ago | By WGN TV
Walmart is facing backlash from customers and social-media users over its new Juneteenth -themed ice cream.
Walmart's “Celebration Edition Juneteenth™ Ice Cream” started attracting attention on Twitter over the weekend, with users calling out Walmart for allegedly trying to capitalize on the holiday.
The ice cream, which was sold under the company's Great Value brand, featured packaging that encouraged consumers to "share and celebrate African-American culture, emancipation and enduring hope,” according to photos shared on social media. The label also featured a pair of hands high-fiving...
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1 month ago | By New York Post
Photos of the ice cream recently surfaced on social media, prompting mass outrage from customers.
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1 month ago | By WRAL
Walmart is pulling its Juneteenth ice cream off the shelves after backlash on social media.
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