This legislative commemoration honors Nancy Green, the woman who became famous as the spokesperson for Aunt Jemima pancake mix starting in 1893, recognizing her as a pioneering African American businesswoman and advocate. The measure documents her journey from slavery to becoming the first living trademark and wealthy advertising star, while highlighting her later work against poverty and for civil rights. The bill essentially restores Nancy Green's historical legacy to the public record after her significant contributions were largely forgotten over time.
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This bill does not directly amend codified state law.
House of Representatives Disapproved pursuant to JR 6H-4 H.J. 447
Phil Jensen
Prime sponsor · Rep.
R
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