How M&M's Found Itself in the Culture Wars
Briefly

M&M's, the ubiquitous candy brand owned by Mars Wrigley, announced on Monday that it would take an indefinite pause from its spokescandies, deciding that the cartoon characters with arms, legs and minimal facial features were simply too divisive for a polarized America to take.The characters, which have featured in the company's ads for decades, were not weighing in on abortion or the storage of classified documents.
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