I am told one sold items violates policy. Would it be my paper doll named Jemima? I can't figure it

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I listed Jemima paper doll. Said it was hard to find and from a large community paper doll set from the 1940s. That is all.

house*of*paws · Answer

Hi @craftykitty

People seemed to realize a few years ago that Aunt Jemima (in her slave costume) wasn’t a great look for the USA. She was banned from eBay shortly after being pulled from pancake products.

lady_madonna · Answer

Yes, that would be it. According to Ebay: Listings or content that promote, perpetuate or glorify hatred, violence, or discrimination, including on the grounds of race, ethnicity, color, religion, disability, national origin, sex, gender and gender identity or sexual orientation, aren't allowed. This includes but is not limited to the following: Items with racist , anti-Semitic, or otherwise demeaning portrayals, for example through caricatures or other exaggerated features, including figurines, cartoons, housewares, historical advertisements, and golliwogs Black Americana items that are discriminatory https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/offensive-materials-policy?id=4324