So we have a toothpaste in China called “Negro toothpaste” | by Aimee Ren | Medium
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AA MS 1 Gerald E. Talbot Collection Darkie Toothpaste" by Samira Ahmed
Why is it racist in the West to use Black people as symbol /trademark on Tooth Paste or call it as 'Black Person Tooth Paste' (Chinese translation)? - Quora
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No More Racist Smiles: Darlie Toothpaste To Rebrand Chinese Name | TRP
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Colgate reviews branding for its 'Black Person Toothpaste' in Asia | Ad Age
Andy Wong on LinkedIn: In China “Black Person Toothpaste” has recently been rebranded Haolai, the…
Taiwan's racist toothpaste to change name in 2022 | Taiwan News | 2021-12-15 14:06:00
Hei Ren Ya Gao | From Chinese, literally translates to "Blac… | Flickr
Taiwan's racist toothpaste to change name in 2022 | Taiwan News | 2021-12-15 14:06:00
How Darkie, now Darlie, became East Asia's favourite toothpaste despite its blackface branding | South China Morning Post
Colgate reviews Chinese toothpaste brand Darlie amid US racism debate | South China Morning Post
Alec Ash on X: "Everytime I see Darlie toothpaste in Chinese stores I am amazed that Twitter/SJWs/the media has not discovered and objected to it. Translation: 黑人牙膏 “Black people toothpaste.” That picture...
Eunice Yoon on X: "Colgate to “evolve the brand” of its popular Darlie toothpaste in Asia, @CP_News says. The name, which changed from “Darkie”, is still translated as “black people toothpaste” in #
