Which iconic brand mascot was controversially created in 1921 to promote racist stereotypes but was later significantly redesigned and became one of America's longest-running brand characters?

Brand mascots aren't just cute characters—they're windows into America's consumer history! These iconic figures have influenced cultural conversations, reflected societal changes, and built billion-dollar empires. Some mascots have remained remarkably consistent for over a century, while others evolved dramatically with changing times. Test your knowledge about one particularly influential mascot who made history beyond selling products.

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Aunt Jemima (Quaker Oats/PepsiCo)
The Marlboro Man (Philip Morris)
The Pillsbury Doughboy (Pillsbury)
Tony the Tiger (Kellogg's)