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Cupcakes Commercial Yanked Over Racism Complaints

Cupcakes Commercial Yanked Over Racism Complaints
This controversy isn't nearly as mind-numbingly stupid as last June's Hallmark greeting card "racism" flap, but disputes over perceived bigotry sometimes just come down to the eye of the beholder.  The background on this racially-tinged controversy
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du jour:  Duncan Hines has removed an online ad featuring "hip hop cupcakes," after receiving complaints that the beatboxing treats appear to be portrayed in black face.  Eater.com breaks down the row and notes -- perhaps relevantly -- that the director of the spot has a history of producing edgy content. 

You make the call: Much ado about nothing, or racist?



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