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The Dark History of the Frito Bandito, Frito-Lay's Racist Mascot
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Apr 22, · From to 1971, “Frito Bandito” was the mascot for the crunchy chips. The character depicted a racist, stereotypical “Mexican Bandit” image. Origins of Frito Bandito The Frito Bandito was first introduced as a mascot by Frito-Lay in 1967, replacing the original “Frito Kid.” Frito Kid was the company’s original mascot from to
Scoop - Where the Magic of Collecting Comes Alive! - The Frito Bandito
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as a "Do You Remember?," The Frito Bandito debuted in the late 1960s as the mascot for Frito Lay's popular corn chip snack, Fritos. The sombrero-wearing ...
Dallas council member's 'Frito Bandito' costume caused ...
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From the Frito Bandito to the cartoon mouse Speedy Gonzales, the sombrero and mustache attire has been an easy laugh line at Mexicans’ expense.
Why One School Board Member In Utah Has Started Wearing A Sombrero To...
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A school board member in Salt Lake City believes his fellow elected officials have unfairly singled him out because he is the board’s only Hispanic member. To...
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