Inside Edition for Wednesday, June 17, 2020
A man survived Covid-19 but the hospital bill was 181 pages long and totaled a staggering 1.1 million dollars! Aunt Jemima is history. Quaker Oats announced today it is ending use of both the name and the logo of the 130-year-old brand, saying the brand’s origins are based on a racial stereotype that dates to the days of slavery. Movie theaters are starting to open up around the country. Inside Edition got a look inside and just about everything from where you sit to getting popcorn at the concession stand will be different. And a family’s Ring camera captured quite a dramatic scene.
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<p>A man survived Covid-19 but the hospital bill was 181 pages long and totaled a staggering 1.1 million dollars! Aunt Jemima is history. Quaker Oats announced today it is ending use of both the name and the logo of the 130-year-old brand, saying the brand’s origins are based on a racial stereotype that dates to the days of slavery. Movie theaters are starting to open up around the country. Inside Edition got a look inside and just about everything from where you sit to getting popcorn at the concession stand will be different. And a family’s Ring camera captured quite a dramatic scene.</p>
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