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The following post was from 2007 and has now been archived, but it's still accurate: It's remarkable that an article this short could simultaneously have so much good information and so many problems. I've added information showing that "Rastus" was not in fact a common slave name; its association with African-Americans is factitious. I've also removed the claim that the name "became synonymous with the stereotype of the happy, carefree Southern Black created by Southern Whites to justify their continued oppression of Blacks." I don't question that "Rastus" is an ethnic slur, but statements like that have a lot of unsupported claims wrapped up in them. For example, what's the basis for the claim that the stereotype was created by Southern Whites? How do we know it wasn't Northern Whites, for example?
The immediate cleanup need is to put references in good form (most of the information is already there). A text edit, with an eye for good support and maintaining NPOV, would also be helpful. John M Baker (talk) 14:52, 23 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]
This article says Frank L. White's photo appeared on the box in the 1920s. Then there's a picture of the box with Frank L. White on it, and it says the box was from 1901 to 1925. And if you go to the Frank L. White article, it says he was born in 1967, meaning he was nearly 60 when he appeared on the box, and he certainly doesn't look it (unless they pulled up an old picture to use). Also, the article on him says he was put on the box in 1900. Something's not right.
