Walmart sold a Juneteenth-themed ice cream under its Great Value brand. 

And last year, IKEA sold Fried Chicken and Watermelon for Juneteenth.

Are you surprised? I’m not.

Walmart sold a Juneteenth-themed ice cream under its Great Value brand. And last year, IKEA sold Fried Chicken and Watermelon for Juneteenth. Are you surprised? I’m not.

CORPORATE AMERICA IS PREDICTABLY TRYING TO “CASH IN” ON JUNETEENTH. THEY ARE MISHANDLING IT. AND I’M NOT SURPRISED.

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CORPORATE AMERICA IS PREDICTABLY TRYING TO “CASH IN” ON JUNETEENTH. THEY ARE MISHANDLING IT. AND I’M NOT SURPRISED.

CORPORATE AMERICA IS PREDICTABLY TRYING TO “CASH IN” ON JUNETEENTH. THEY ARE MISHANDLING IT. AND I’M NOT SURPRISED.