The murder of George Floyd, a Black American man, by a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, during an arrest in Minneapolis, Minnesota on May 25, 2020, sparked large-scale protests against systemic racism, both in the United States and elsewhere. As a result of the protests, numerous controversial forms of symbolism were either changed or removed.

In the United States, changes focused on removing and prohibiting displays of the Confederate battle flag; the flag of Mississippi was changed to remove a Confederate battle insignia.^[1][2] Around the world, numerous name changes occurred in response to the protests, while in Canada, the U.S. and New Zealand several police reforms were enacted, primarily in relation to the policing of ethnic minority communities.^[3][4]

Several sports teams that used mascots featuring Native Americans, both inside and outside the United States, announced plans to change them; the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations voted to shorten its name to the 'State of Rhode Island'.

In the film and television industry, numerous casting changes occurred in relation to white voice actors for non-white characters, while several films and television shows were edited, rewritten, canceled, or pulled from streaming services as a result of the protests. The video game industry also got into the numerous casting changes.

Key:

  Change reported but not yet executed

  Change pending

  Change made, then partially or fully reversed

Employment practices

Employer		Reported	Details	Ref.
	United States Army		To "improve diversity, equity, and inclusion", the Army announced that it would remove "photos from officer promotion boards beginning August 2020".	[5] [6] [7]

Flags

Design changes

Old	New	Represents	Reported	Executed	Details	Ref.
		The Flag of Mississippi	Jun 30, 2020	Jun 30, 2020	The Mississippi Legislature passed a bill to relinquish the state flag, remove it from public premises within 15 days of the bill's effective date, and redesign it via commission, with the new design omitting the Confederate battle flag and including the phrase "In God We Trust". Republican Governor Tate Reeves had stated that he was against the Legislature changing the flag, but that if the Legislature were to pass such a bill he would sign it. Reeves signed the bill on June 30, 2020. Mississippi was the last U.S. state to incorporate the Confederate battle flag in its state flag; a poll had concluded that most Mississippians supported the removal of this element from the state flag. Voters approved a new design in a referendum on November 3, 2020. It became the official state flag on January 11, 2021.	[8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [2]

Prohibition of Confederate flag emblems

Organization		Announced	Details	Ref.
	United States Marine Corps	Jun 5, 2020	The U.S. Marines officially banned the Confederate battle flag from both public and work spaces on its military bases, including its display on vehicle bumper stickers, clothing, and coffee mugs.	[15] [16]
	United States Navy	Jun 9, 2020	Admiral Michael M. Gilday directed his staff to begin crafting an order banning the Confederate battle flag from "all public spaces and work areas aboard Navy installations, ships, aircraft and submarines."	[17] [18]
	NASCAR	Jun 10, 2020	Display of the Confederate battle flag was prohibited at all NASCAR events and properties.	[19]
	Cork GAA	Jun 12, 2020	Fans of the Gaelic Athletic Associated Cork team use the Confederate battle flag due to County Cork's nickname, "the Rebel county". The team announced the prohibition of the flag.	[20]
	United States Forces Korea	Jun 15, 2020	U.S. Forces Korea banned display of the Confederate battle flag and depictions of it on USFK installations, except for artistic and educational displays.	[21]
	U.S. military installations	Jul 17, 2020	U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper effectively banned display of Confederate flags on military installations with a memo listing flags authorized for display that leaves out Confederate flags.	[22]
	United States Coast Guard	Jul 18, 2020	Confederate flag specifically prohibited by Commandant Adm. Karl Schultz.	[23]

Removal of physical flags

Flag	Location	City	State	Announced	Removed	Details	Ref.
Confederate battle flag	Confederate Memorial Park	Seffner	Florida	Jun 1, 2020	Jun 1, 2020	A 60-by-30-foot (18.3 m × 9.1 m) Confederate flag at the intersection of I-4 and I-75, just east of Tampa, was temporarily removed by its owner, the Sons of Confederate Veterans, after threats to burn it were made on social media.	[24]
Confederate battle flag	Memorial Park	Kennesaw	Georgia	Jun 15, 2020	Jun 16, 2020	The city decided that it will no longer fly the Confederate battle flag in downtown Kennesaw's Memorial Park on Main Street. Flag was cut down prior to protests and city council members agreed not to replace it, despite violating state law to do so. On June 16, it was replaced with an older version of the Georgia state flag.	[25] [26]
Mississippi state flag	City-owned buildings	Gulfport	Mississippi	Jun 16, 2020	Jun 30, 2020	City is removing all Mississippi state flags from city-owned buildings.	[27]
Mississippi state flag	City-wide	Bay St. Louis	Mississippi	Jun 16, 2020	Jun 30, 2020	City council decided to stop flying the state flag.	[28]
Flag of the Black Country	West Midlands Fire Service fire stations	West Midlands	England	Jul 16, 2020	—	The Black Country's flag was designed by Gracie Shepherd, an 11-year-old schoolgirl, in 2012. It includes a chain motif representing "the chain industry in the region, as well as the linking up of the different communities". The flag has been controversial as chains made in the region were used on slaves in the Caribbean and North America. The fire service sent a letter to all staff on July 16 banning use of the flag; it reversed its decision on July 24.	[29] [30] [31] [32]
Confederate battle flag	Grand Ledge Public Schools	Grand Ledge	Michigan	Jul 20, 2020	Jul 20, 2020	School Board prohibited "racially divisive messaging, images, or symbols", specifically mentioning the Confederate flag.	[33]
Flag of Norway Flag of the United States	The Nordic Pineapple (bed and breakfast)	St. Johns	Michigan	Jul 20, 2020	Jul 20, 2020	Since opening the business in 2018, the owners had flown a Norwegian flag alongside an American flag at the entrance because the grandfather of one of the owners was born in Norway. The Norwegian flag has the same colors as the Confederate battle flag, and was occasionally mistaken for it, despite its different design, which lacks stars. In the past, they had explained the nature of the flag to anyone who expressed concerns. But after receiving "at least a dozen hateful emails" in the summer of 2020, they decided to stop displaying any flags.[34] They soon restored the American flag and later replaced the Norwegian flag with a triangular Norwegian vimpel pennant in the flag's colors.[35]	[36] [37] [38]
Confederate battle flag	Oregon Commission on Historic Cemeteries		Oregon	Oct 23, 2020		The Oregon Historic Preservation Office commission on historic cemeteries officially adopted a position paper recommending that Confederate Flags not be displayed at historic cemeteries.	[39]

Heraldry

Old	New	Emblem	Reported	Details	Ref.
		Coat of arms of Imperial College London	Jun 5, 2020	Imperial College London decided to remove its motto from the official rendition of its coat of arms in order to "better reflect the College's culture, values and commitment to support a diverse and inclusive community." The motto read Scientia imperii decus et tutamen, which translates to "Scientific knowledge, the crowning glory and the safeguard of the empire".	[40]
		Ventura County, California, seal	Jun 22, 2020	Seal was redesigned to remove Junípero Serra.	[41]
		Insignia of the Order of St Michael and St George (Personal use by the Governor-General of Jamaica)	Jun 26, 2020	Patrick Allen, the Governor-General of Jamaica, declared that he was suspending his usage of the insignia due to ongoing protests against images that "normalize the continued degradation of people of color." The insignia depicts a white Archangel Michael standing over a dark-skinned Satan.	[42] [43]
		Placerville, California, seal	Jul 14, 2020	The city has had the nickname "Hangtown" since the 1850s. The city first considered removing a noose from its city seal because of its associations with lynching. The city council voted unanimously to remove the image on April 14, 2021.	[44] [45]

Notable proposed changes:

• The coat of arms of Massachusetts, displayed in the Seal of Massachusetts and Flag of Massachusetts contains a colonist's sword held over the image of a Native American, both of which were criticized by activists.^[46] A state commission created by law to examine the issue voted in 2022 to replace the flag.^[47]

Museums and other displays

Name		Location			Reported	Details	Ref.
	Penn Museum	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	United States	Jul 8, 2020	The museum removed the Morton Cranial Collection from public view; the collection includes the skulls of enslaved individuals. Samuel George Morton, a popular physician, was a founder of scientific racism, and used his collection to "prove" the alleged inferiority of what he called "the African race".	[48]
	John Wayne exhibit, University of Southern California	Los Angeles	California	United States	Jul 10, 2020	John Wayne attended the University of Southern California; white supremacist remarks of his have recently surfaced. The display will be moved to the Cinematic Arts Library.	[49]
	Tate Britain	London	England	United Kingdom	Aug 4, 2020	Tate Britain's Rex Whistler Restaurant featured a large mural by Rex Whistler entitled The Expedition in Pursuit of Rare Meats (1927). One of its scenes depicts the enslavement of a black child and his mother's distress; another shows him running behind a horse and cart to which he is attached by a chain around his neck. The room was closed and will only reopen (as an exhibition space) when "interpretive material" to put the work's offensive nature into its wider historical context is incorporated.	[50] [51]

Police reforms

School mascots and logos

Technology

Old		New		Role	Reported	Replaced	Details	Ref.
	Alexis Ohanian		Michael Seibel	Board member of Reddit			Co-founder Ohanian announced that he was leaving the board, stating that he did so "as a father who needs to be able to answer his black daughter when she asks: 'What did you do?'", and asking the board to "fill [his] seat with a black candidate".	[81] [82] [83]

Television, gaming and streaming

Cancellations

Series		Canceled	Details	Ref.
	Cops	Jun 9, 2020	In June 2020, Paramount Network pulled the program from its schedule in response to national protests against Floyd's murder and announced its cancellation days later. The program remains in production for its international and overseas partners, and began to film anew in Spokane County, Washington with its sheriff's department at the start of October 2020. In September 2021, it was announced that Fox Nation picked up the show. The 33rd season premiered on October 1, 2021.	[84] [85] [86] [87] [88]
	Live PD Live PD: Police Nation Live PD Presents: PD Cam	Jun 10, 2020	Live PD aired its last episode on May 23, 2020. The show had removed video footage of the killing of Javier Ambler, which took place in March 2019. Other shows in the Live PD franchise were also cancelled. Because A&E sometimes relied on shows from the Live PD franchise for over 85% of its programming, the network's viewership has plummeted to about half of what it was compared to the previous year. The show's producers then moved to Reelz, where they launched a similar show, On Patrol: Live with most of the previous on-air personnel and cooperating departments in July 2022, and itself is part of an infringement lawsuit with A&E's parent, A&E Networks.	[87] [89]

Voice acting changes in television and streaming

Old		New		Series	Role(s)	Reported	Details	Ref.
	Jenny Slate		Ayo Edebiri	Big Mouth	Missy Foreman-Greenwald	Jun 24, 2020	Slate, a white and Jewish actress, announced that she would no longer play the half-black character Missy Forman-Greenwald. The role went to Ayo Edebiri starting with the Season 4 episode, "Sorority House", with Edebiri first voicing Missy's "Mirror Self" in the same episode. Slate continued to perform in the series voicing Caitlin Grafton and other characters.	[90] [91]
	David Herman (Marshmallow) Katie Crown (Harley) Melissa Bardin Galsky (Ms. Jacobson) Pamela Adlon (Olsen Benner)		Jari Jones (Marshmallow) Ashley Nicole Black (Harley, Ms. Jacobson) Nicole Byer (Olsen Benner)	Bob's Burgers	Marshmallow Harley Ms. Jacobson Olsen Benner	Jun 24, 2020	Series creator Loren Bouchard announced on Twitter that David Herman will no longer play the black transgender sex worker Marshmallow in the future after replying to a tweet about recasting Marshmallow with "Yes. On it". Jari Jones has since taken over the role of Marshmallow. Bouchard also announced on Twitter that Katie Crown will no longer play the black student Harley in the future as well. Crown and Melissa Bardin Galsky had their respective roles of Harley and Ms. Jacobson recast to Ashley Nicole Black. Starting in The Bob's Burgers Movie, Pamela Adlon's role of Olsen Benner was recast to Nicole Byer.	[92] [93] [94] [95] [96] [97]
	Kristen Bell		Emmy Raver-Lampman	Central Park	Molly Tillerman	Jun 24, 2020[a]	The series' producers announced that a biracial or black actress would play the biracial Molly in the future. Bell wrote, "This is a time to acknowledge our acts of complicity ... Casting a mixed race character w[ith] a white actress undermines the specificity of the mixed race & Black American experience." Bell would then later voice a new character, Abby Hunter starting with the Season 3 episode, "Paige's Next Chapter".	[98] [99] [100] [101]
	Mike Henry (Cleveland Brown, Rallo Tubbs, Consuela) Alex Borstein (Tricia Takanawa)		Arif Zahir (Cleveland Brown) TBA (Rallo Tubbs) TBA (Consuela) TBA (Tricia Takanawa)	Family Guy	Cleveland Brown Rallo Tubbs Consuela Tricia Takanawa	Jun 26, 2020[b]	After voicing Cleveland for twenty-one years on both Family Guy and its spin-off series, The Cleveland Show from 2009 to 2013, Mike Henry announced his departure on social media when he posted a statement saying; "I love this character, but persons of color should play characters of color. Therefore, I will be stepping down from the role." Arif Zahir began his role as Cleveland in season 20. Henry continues to work and perform on the series after stepping down from voicing Cleveland as Bruce Straight and John Herbert. Other characters such as Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa, Hispanic House Maid Consuela, and Cleveland's stepson, Rallo Tubbs are expected to be recast in the future.	[102] [103]
	Hank Azaria (Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Carl Carlson, Lou, Bumblebee Man, Julio, Drederick Tatum) Harry Shearer (Dr. Julius Hibbert) Pamela Hayden (Lewis Clark, Janey Powell) Tress MacNeille (Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon, Kumiko Albertson, Bernice Hibbert, Opal, Hubert Wong)		Alex Désert (Carl Carlson, Lou) Eric Lopez (Bumblebee Man) Mario Jose (singing voice)/Tony Rodriguez (speaking voice) (Julio) Jay Pharoah (Drederick Tatum) Kevin Michael Richardson (Dr. Julius Hibbert) Kimberly Brooks (Lewis Clark, Janey Powell) Jenny Yokobori (Kumiko Albertson) Dawnn Lewis (Bernice Hibbert, Opal) Rosalie Chiang (Hubert Wong) TBA (Apu Nahasapeemapetilon) TBA (Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon)	The Simpsons	All non-white roles	Jun 26, 2020	Starting with Season 32, series producers stated that white actors would no longer voice non-white characters. These included recurring characters that were originally voiced by Azaria, Shearer, Hayden, and MacNeille. Azaria had previously stepped down from voicing Apu Nahasapeemapetilon in January 2020 due to controversy surrounding the character since the 2017 documentary The Problem with Apu from Indian-American comedian Hari Kondabolu.	[104] [105] [106] [107] [108] [109] [110] [111] [112] [113]
	Rob Paulsen		Sérgio Stern	Mickey Mouse universe	José Carioca	Jun 30, 2020	During an interview with The A.V. Club, Rob Paulsen says he will no longer voice characters of color including the Brazilian José Carioca, who he first voiced since Mickey Mouse Works in 1999. Sérgio Stern voiced José in the theme parks and the Brazilian Portuguese dubs since 2013 and later voiced him in the English-speaking regions starting with the Mickey Mouse Funhouse episode, "Día de los Muertos".	[114]
	Deann Degruijter (Mayor Goodway) Addison Holley/Holly Gorski (Julia Goodway) James Rankin (Otis Goodway) Ron Pardo (Gustavo Goodway)		Kim Roberts (Mayor Goodway) Sage Arrindell (Julia Goodway) Joseph Motiki (Otis Goodway) Deven Mack (Gustavo Goodway)	PAW Patrol	The Goodway Family	Sep 10, 2020	Episodes from the seventh season onward replace Mayor Goodway's voice actress Deann Degruijter with Kim Roberts. The same later follows for the rest of the Goodway family after the Mayor's recast.	[115] [116]
	Ben Diskin		Zeno Robinson	Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir	Nino Lahiffe Max Kanté	Sep 25, 2020	Zeno Robinson replaced Ben Diskin as the voice of Nino Lahiffe starting in the film Miraculous World: New York – United Heroez and Max Kanté starting in Season 4.	[117] [118]
	Rebecca Sugar		Erica Luttrell	Adventure Time: Distant Lands	Elise	Nov 20, 2020	While Sugar voiced Elise in "Everything Stays" from the original series, she was replaced by Luttrell in "Obsidian" from Distant Lands.	[119]
	Addison Holley		Markeda McKay	Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood	Miss Elaina	Dec 4, 2020	Episodes from the fifth season onward replace Miss Elaina's voice actress Addison Holley with Markeda McKay.	[120]
	Nika Futterman (Alexis Flores) Carlos Alazraqui (Marcus) Richard Steven Horvitz (Pablo)		Diego Olmedo/Connor Andrade (Alexis Flores) Sean Crisden (Marcus) Eric Lopez (Pablo)	The Loud House The Casagrandes	Alexis Flores Marcus Pablo	Mar 26, 2021	After Futterman stepped down from the role that she originally voiced in The Loud House, Olmedo became the new voice of Alexis Flores starting in The Casagrandes episode "Karate Chops" until "Born to Be Mild" where the role was recast to Connor Andrade. The same thing later happened with the animal control officer Marcus in "Just Be Coo" where the character was originally voiced by Alazraqui in his first unnamed appearance in "Walk Don't Run". Later episodes of The Loud House also followed the same pattern.	[121] [122]
	Tyrone Savage		Kwaku Adu-Poku	Total DramaRama	Lightning	Jun 1, 2021	While Savage voiced Lightning in Revenge of the Island and All-Stars, he was replaced by Adu-Poku in Total DramaRama when his character was introduced in "Sugar & Spice & Lightning & Frights".	[123]
	Scott McNeil		Deven Mack	Johnny Test	Mr. White	Jul 16, 2021	While Scott McNeil voiced Mr. White in the original 2005 TV series, he was replaced by Deven Mack in the 2021 revival series on Netflix. Despite the recast, McNeil continued to perform in the series as King Zizrar.	[124]
	Heather Bambrick		Sabryn Rock	Wild Kratts	Koki	Aug 15, 2021	Episodes from the seventh season onward replace Koki's voice actress Heather Bambrick with Sabryn Rock.	[125] [126] [127]
	Kazumi Evans		Cherlandra Estrada	Polly Pocket	Shani Smith	Sep 29, 2021	Cherlandra Estrada replaced Kazumi Evans beginning with the third season.	[128]
	David Carling (Trevor Evans) Joanna Ruiz (Mandy Flood) Su Douglas (Helen Flood)		Gary Wilmot (Trevor Evans) Ayesha Antoine (Mandy and Helen Flood)	Fireman Sam	Trevor Evans Mandy and Helen Flood	Oct 4, 2021	Starting with the thirteenth season of the long-running Fireman Sam series, Gary Wilmot replaces the third voice actor for Trevor Evans, David Carling, and Ayesha Antonie replacing both Joanna Ruiz and Su Douglas as Mandy Flood and her daughter, Helen.
	Alyson Court		Holly Chou	X-Men '97	Jubilation Lee / Jubilee	Nov 12, 2021[c]	While Court originally voiced Jubilee in the X-Men animated series from 1992-1997, she would not be reprising the role in the sequel series despite being among the original surviving cast members returning. Per her request, Court insisted that an Asian-American actress would voice the character instead. The role later went to Holly Chou.	[129] [130]
	Tara Strong		Bresha Webb (CeCe Proud) Aiden Dodson (BeBe Proud)	The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder	BeBe and CeCe Proud	Jan 14, 2022	While Strong provided the infant vocal effects of BeBe and CeCe Proud in the original series, their roles were recast to Webb and Dodson in the sequel series. Strong would later guest voice in the show voicing a new character, the history teacher Ms. Brady.	[131]
	April Stewart (Linda Black) Trey Parker (Steven Black)		Kimberly Brooks (Linda Black) Adrien Beard (Steven Black)	South Park	Linda and Steven Black	Feb 9, 2022	Beginning with the twenty-fifth season, Kimberly Brooks and Adrien Beard replaced April Stewart and series co-creator Trey Parker as Linda and Steven Black, the parents of the fourth-grade character, Tolkien Black.
	Jamieson Price (Yasutora "Chad" Sado) Erin Fitzgerald (Franceska Mila Rose) Travis Willingham (Charlotte Chuhlhourne) Laura Bailey (Tier Halibel) Brian Palermo (Kaname Tosen) Wendee Lee (Yoruichi Shihōin)		Alain Mesa (Yasutora "Chad" Sado) Shara Kirby (Franceska Mila Rose) Bill Butts (Charlotte Chuhlhourne) Jeannie Tirado (Tier Halibel) A.J. Beckles (Kaname Tosen) Anairis Quiñones (Yoruichi Shihōin)	Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War	Yasutora "Chad" Sado Franceska Mila Rose Charlotte Chuhlhourne Tier Halibel Kaname Tosen Yoruichi Shihōin	Nov 3, 2022	Jamieson Price stated in an interview that he no longer auditions for roles of characters that are people of color and that it was a "difficult decision to say no" to his casting for the role, though Price did later welcome Mesa taking over as Chad Sado. Erin Fitzgerald then stated that the dub was non-union and that she is a union-only actress now and stated that if the dub was union, Fitzgerald would not reprise the role of Franceska Mila Rose, as the role instead went to Shara Kirby. AJ Beckles replaced Brian Palermo as Kaname Tosen, whom David Rasner originally voiced until Episode 278. Bill Butts and Jeannie Tirado replaced the husband and wife duo, Travis Willingham and Laura Bailey, with Butts voicing Charlotte Chuhlhourne and Tirado voicing Tier Halibel. Anairis Quiñones replaced Wendee Lee as Yoruichi Shihōin in Episode 388. However, on October 21, 2023, it was announced Lee would return to voice Yoruichi instead. The casting change sparked uproar by fans on social media shortly after.	[132] [133] [134] [135] [136] [137][138]
	Eileen Stevens		Anairis Quiñones	Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series	Iris	Feb 24, 2023	Anairis Quiñones replaced Eileen Stevens as Iris beginning with episode JN115, "Curtain Up! Fight the Fights!". By coincidence, Stevens had stepped down from all of her roles in the series earlier in 2022 due to personal issues that led to her retirement from voice acting.	[139]
	Christa Miller		Mitra Jouhari	Clone High	Cleopatra Smith	Mar 24, 2023	Starting with the 2023 revival, Iranian-American Mitra Jouhari replaced white actress Christa Miller as Cleopatra Smith. Despite the recast, Miller would later go on to voice a new character, Candide Sampson.	[140]
	Billy West (Leo Wong) Maurice LaMarche (Scoop Chang) John DiMaggio (Officer URL, Barbados Slim)		Feodor Chin (Leo Wong, Scoop Chang) Kevin Michael Richardson (Officer URL, Barbados Slim)	Futurama	Leo Wong Scoop Chang Officer URL Barbados Slim	Jul 30, 2023	Starting with the eighth season of the series now on Hulu, Feodor Chin replaced Billy West as Leo Wong, the father of Amy Wong, and Maurice LaMarche as reporter Scoop Chang. Kevin Michael Richardson replaced John DiMaggio as both Officer URL and Barbados Slim, the Barbadian limbo rival of Hermes Conrad.	[141] [142] [143]
	Justin Roiland		Ice-T	Rick and Morty	Magma-Q	December 4, 2023	Series co-creator Justin Roiland originally voiced Ice-T/Water-T's father Magma-Q in the season two episode "Get Schwifty", the actual Ice-T later voiced Magma-Q in the season seven episode "Rise of the Numbericons: The Movie". Roiland was previously fired from the show due to legal situations surrounding him in late January 2023.	[144]
	Mike Judge (Ted Wassonasong, Octavio) Toby Huss (Kahn Souphanousinphone) Breckin Meyer (Joseph Gribble)		TBA (Ted Wassonasong) TBA (Octavio) TBA (Kahn Souphanousinphone) TBA (Joseph Gribble)	King of the Hill	Ted Wassonasong Octavio Kahn Souphanousinphone Joseph Gribble	TBA	Several characters are expected to be recast for the upcoming revival on Hulu, consisting of series co-creator Mike Judge as Laotian businessman Ted Wassonasong and Dale Gribble's Mexican-American fixer Octavio, Toby Huss as Hank Hill's Laotian neighbor, Kahn Souphanousinphone, and Breckin Meyer as Joseph Gribble. Meyer had voiced Joseph starting with the Season 5 episode, "I Don't Want to Wait..." due to the character reaching puberty as he was originally voiced by Brittney Murphy in the first four seasons prior. Outside of Kahn during the show's original run, Huss had also voiced several characters in the series, including Hank's late father Cotton Hill and Strickland Propane co-worker Joe Jack.

Voice acting changes in animated films

Old		New		Series	Role(s)	Reported	Details	Ref.
	Jessica Straus		Kimberly Woods	Eureka: Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution	Gidget	May 17, 2022	While she originally voiced Gidget in Eureka Seven, Straus does not reprise the role in the third and final part of the Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution film trilogy and instead welcomed Woods' casting as the character.	[145]
	Bayardo De Murguia		Ron Yuan	Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind	Kuai Liang / Sub-Zero	Oct 9, 2022	Ron Yuan replaced Bayardo De Murguia as the second Sub-Zero, Kuai Liang in Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind, as Murguia voiced the character from the preceding film of the Legends series, Battle of the Realms in 2021. Yuan had previous experience in the franchise as he voiced Scorpion in Mortal Kombat 11 from 2019.	[146]
	Dave Willis		Killer Mike	Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm	Boxy Brown	Oct 16, 2022	While Aqua Teen Hunger Force co-creator Dave Willis originally voiced Boxy Brown during its original run, the role went to rapper Killer Mike in Plantasm. Killer Mike had previously appeared in the season four episode, "Boost Mobile", and performed the theme song for the film with El-P as the rap duo, Run the Jewels.	[147]
	Mae Whitman (Katara) Jack DeSena (Sokka)		Jessica Matten (Katara) TBA (Sokka)	Untitled Avatar 2025 Feature Film	Katara Sokka	Nov 30, 2023	Mae Whitman revealed in an interview in May 2023 that she would no longer be reprising Katara in the future, including an upcoming feature film set to be out in 2025. Jessica Matten was revealed to be the new voice actress for the character in November of that same year.	[148][149]

Voice acting changes in video games

Old		New		Title	Role(s)	Reported	Details	Ref.
	Erin Fitzgerald		Laura Stahl	Guilty Gear Strive	Ramlethal Valentine	May 14, 2021	As Fitzgerald originally voiced Valentine in Guilty Gear Xrd in 2014, the role was given to Stahl starting with the English-language version of Strive.	[150] [151] [152]
	Greg Baldwin (Uncle Iroh) James Garrett (Avatar Roku)		Cory Yee (Uncle Iroh) Earl Baylon (Avatar Roku)	Smite	Uncle Iroh Avatar Roku	Dec 21, 2021	As Greg Baldwin first voiced Iroh in the final season of the Avatar: The Last Airbender television series following the passing of his original actor Mako Iwamatsu in 2006, he was replaced by Cory Yee as a skin for the free-to-play, third-person multiplayer online battle arena title Smite in December 2021. Likewise, Earl Baylon later replaced James Garrett as Avatar Roku starting with the 10.8 update on July 31, 2023. Baylon would later reprise the role in Quest for Balance shortly nearly two months later in September of that same year, while Artt Butler would instead voice Iroh the same title. Baldwin later welcomed both Yee and Butler's castings in open arms.	[153][154][155][156]
	Michaela Jill Murphy		Vivian Vencer	Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl	Toph Beifong (Avatar: The Last Airbender)	Jun 6, 2022	While she voiced Toph Beifong in the television series when Murphy was a child, Vivian Vencer replaced her as the character starting with a voice acting-related patch of the 2021 title, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl due to the actress being aged out from the role now as an adult. Vencer would go on to voice Toph again in Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway that same year, and Quest for Balance the following year. Another actress, Julia Gu also voiced the character as a skin in Smite.	[157][158]
	Taliesin Jaffe (Blanka) Laura Bailey (Chun-Li) Christopher Bevins (Dhalsim)		Luis Bermudez (Blanka) Jennie Kwan (Chun-Li) Keith Silverstein (Dhalsim)	Street Fighter 6	Blanka Chun-Li Dhalsim	Jun 11, 2022	Taliesin Jaffe, Laura Bailey, and Christopher Bevins first voiced Blanka, Chun-Li, and Dhalsim in Street Fighter IV in 2009, though Bailey was replaced by Ashly Burch in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite in 2017. She last reprised Chun-Li as paid content for Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid in 2021. Keith Silverstein had previously voiced Gouken in Street Fighter V in 2016 before voicing Dhalsim.	[159] [160]
	Dustin Sardella		Davis Pak	Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway	Avatar Aang (Avatar: The Last Airbender)	Oct 14, 2022	While the character was first voiced by Zach Tyler Eisen in the television series as a child, Davis Pak replaced Dustin Sardella as Aang in Slime Speedway after Sardella voiced him in a voice acting-related patch of the 2021 title, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl that same year. Pak would voice Aang again in Quest for Balance the following year, though Caz Ingram would later succeed Pak in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 shortly afterward.	[161]
	Erika Harlacher		Anairis Quiñones	River City Girls 2	Noize	Dec 6, 2022	Erika Harlacher originally voiced Noize in the first River City Girls title in 2019. She later voiced Marian in the sequel after Anairis Quiñones took over the role of Noize.	[162] [163]
	Townsend Coleman		Yuki Matsuzaki	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge	Miyamoto Usagi	Jun 13, 2023	Townsend Coleman originally voiced Miyamoto Usagi in the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series. For the Dimension Shellshock expansion of Shredder's Revenge, a game inspired by the 1987 series released in June 2022, Yuki Matsuzaki replaced Coleman as the character. Matsuzaki had previous experience voicing Miyamoto Usagi in both the 2012 animated series and Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles prior.	[164]
	Steve Blum (Sub-Zero) Jennifer Hale (Tanya) Dave B. Mitchell (Geras) Tara Strong (Li-Mei) Ronald M. Banks (Quan Chi)		Kaiji Tang (Sub-Zero) Cherise Boothe (Tanya) Phil LaMarr (Geras) Kelly Hu (Li-Mei) Sean T. Krishnan (Quan Chi)	Mortal Kombat 1	All non-white roles	Jul 15, 2023	Starting with the twelfth installment of the Mortal Kombat series; several white actors were recast in favor of ethnic-related castings. Steve Blum had first voiced Sub-Zero dating back to the series tenth installment, Mortal Kombat X in 2015. He would later reprise the role for subsequent releases such as Injustice 2 in 2017, Mortal Kombat 11 in 2019, and the direct-to-video animated film Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge in 2020. Like Blum, Jennifer Hale, and Tara Strong also voiced both Tanya and Li-Mei in the same title before they were replaced by Cherise Boothe and Kelly Hu respectively. Ronald M. Banks first voiced Quan Chi in Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe from 2008 up until X seven years later, while Dave B. Mitchell originally voiced Geras in 11, before being replaced by Sean T. Krishnan and Phil LaMarr. Despite the recastings of Sub-Zero and Tanya, both Blum and Hale reprised their roles as Baraka and Kronika from 11.	[165] [166] [167] [168]
	Daveigh Chase		Micah Alling	Disney Speedstorm	Lilo Pelekai (Lilo & Stitch)	Aug 1, 2023	Starting with the third-season update of the free-to-play racing title, Micah Alling assumes the role of Lilo Pelekai from her original voice actress Daveigh Chase, who had grown out of the role since the conclusion of the television series in 2006. Alling would later voice Lilo again in a Disney-themed promotion for Cookie Run: Kingdom.	[169]
	Grey DeLisle		Suzie Yeung	Avatar Generations	Princess Azula	Aug 30, 2023	Suzie Yeung replaces Azula's original voice actress, Grey DeLisle from the television series starting with the Generations mobile game. She would later voice Azula again in Quest for Balance and Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 in Fall 2023.	[170][171]
	Mark Hamill (Fire Lord Ozai) Jason Isaacs (Admiral Zhao) Clancy Brown (Long Feng) Johanna Braddy (Princess Yue) André Sogliuzzo (King Bumi, Chief Hakoda) Olivia Hack (Ty-Lee) Marc Graue (Xin Fu) Cam Clarke (Lao Beifong) Gabrielle Carteris (Poppy Beifong) René Auberjonois[d] (The Mechanist) Michael Dow (Haru) Victor Brandt (Master Pakku)		James Sie (Fire Lord Ozai) Michael Braun (Admiral Zhao, Long Feng) Grace Woosley (Princess Yue) Sunil Malhotra (King Bumi) Brent Mukai (Chief Hakoda) Vivian Vencer (Ty-Lee) Donald Chang (Xin Fu) Howard Wang (Lao Beifong) Michelle Wong (Poppy Beifong) Cory Yee (The Mechanist) Vincent Tong (Haru) Pun Bandhu (Master Pakku)	Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance	All non-white originated roles	Sep 22, 2023	Several caucasian voice actors of the Avatar: The Last Airbender television series were recast for Quest for Balance, with the roles now performed by actors of Asian and indigenous descent at Nickelodeon's behest. James Sie had previously voiced the Cabbage merchant in the television series, and would go on to reprise the role in the 2024 Netflix live-action series, while Sunil Malhotra previously voiced Prince Wu in the sequel series, The Legend of Korra.	[172]
	Jamieson Price		Rich Brown	Detective Pikachu Returns	Frank Holiday	Oct 6, 2023	Rich Brown assumed the role from Jamieson Price, who originally voiced Frank Holiday in the first Detective Pikachu title from 2018.	[173]
	Janet Varney (Korra) Peter Renaday (Splinter)		Jacqueline Grace Lopez (Korra) Hoon Lee (Splinter)	Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2	Avatar Korra (The Legend of Korra) Hamato Yoshi/Master Splinter (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)	Nov 7, 2023	After voicing Korra for a decade in both The Legend of Korra television series and several games in the years after the show's conclusion, Janet Varney confirmed at MCM London Comic Con 2022 that she would no longer reprise the role in the future; where her final performance for the character was in Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway. She insisted on having a woman of color in the role, as Jacqueline Grace Lopez replaced her the next year. Hoon Lee replaced Peter Renaday as the Hamato Yoshi Splinter from the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series. By interest, Lee had previously voiced a different incarnation of Splinter in the 2012 animated series, due to Renaday's retirement from voice acting in the late 2010s.	[174][175]

Removals from or additions to streaming services

Series/film		Episode(s)	Reported	Details	Ref.
	Little Britain Come Fly with Me	all	Jun 8, 2020	Netflix pulled Little Britain and the BBC and BritBox followed three days later. The show has "long been criticized for its portrayal of black and Asian characters by the white comedians, as well as gay characters and those with disabilities".[e] Netflix also pulled another show that contained blackface, Come Fly with Me, by the same creators. On 16 March 2022, the BBC made Little Britain available to view on BBC iPlayer again with some characters being cut from the original release.	[177] [176] [178]
	Gone with the Wind	—	Jun 9, 2020	HBO Max pulled the film because it "depicts some of the ethnic and racial prejudices that have, unfortunately, been commonplace in American society"; the service "felt that to keep this title up without an explanation and a denouncement of those depictions would be irresponsible". The film was eventually reinstated with an introduction by cinema professor Jacqueline Stewart explaining its depiction of a "world of grace and beauty, without acknowledging the brutalities of the system of chattel slavery upon which this world is based". The original content of the film is available on VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray.	[179] [180] [181]
	Angry Boys Jonah from Tonga Summer Heights High We Can Be Heroes	all	Jun 10, 2020	Netflix pulled four Chris Lilley shows for using blackface, brownface, and yellowface. In what was characterized as a "defiant move", Lilley shared a deleted scene from Jonah from Tonga online.	[182] [183]
	Bo' Selecta!	all	Jun 10, 2020	All 4 pulled the show after comedian Leigh Francis tearfully apologized for having "portrayed many black celebrities" on the show using latex facemasks.	[184] [185] [186]
	Bubble Guppies	S03E02: "The Police Cop-Etition!"	Jun 10, 2020	The Nick Jr. Channel and Noggin apps pulled the episode because of it being themed around police. A rerun was slated to air on the Nick Jr. Channel on June 12, 2020, but was replaced with "Come To Your Senses!" the day before it was scheduled to air. The episode is still available on DVD.	[187]
	The League of Gentlemen The Mighty Boosh	all	Jun 10, 2020	Netflix pulled the shows because they contained characters "played by white actors wearing blackface": Papa Lazarou in The League of Gentlemen and The Spirit of Jazz in The Mighty Boosh.	[188] [189]
	Sam & Cat	S01E27: "#BlueDogSoda"	Jun 10, 2020	On Netflix, Nickelodeon's streaming services, and later reruns of the episode on television, Sam's line, "Step away? I'll step on your neck" was cut. The uncut episode is available on DVD.
	Fawlty Towers	S01E06: "The Germans"	Jun 11, 2020	After UKTV pulled the episode because it "contains racial slurs", show creator John Cleese called the people running the BBC "a mixture of marketing people and petty bureaucrats" who were "cowardly and gutless". Cleese explained that the character using the slurs "was an old fossil left over from decades before" and said, "We were not supporting his views, we were making fun of them". UKTV later stated they would reinstate the episode along with guidance noting that it contained "potentially offensive content and language".	[190] [191] [192] [193] [194]
	It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia	S04E03:  "America's Next Top Paddy's Billboard Model Contest" S06E09:  "Dee Reynolds: Shaping America's Youth" S08E02:  "The Gang Recycles Their Trash" S09E09:  "The Gang Makes Lethal Weapon 6" S14E03:  "Dee Day"	Jun 11, 2020[f]	Netflix, Hulu and Star on Disney+ (despite Disney+ not streaming the series on its Star hub previously but the mentioned episodes are not streaming on Disney+ in Australia, New Zealand and Canada) pulled five episodes that contained brownface or blackface. All five episodes mentioned are available on DVD.	[195] [196] [197]
	Tyler Perry's Young Dylan	S01E05: "The Enforcer"	Jun 11, 2020	The episode was pulled from reruns and Nickelodeon's app as it dealt with the titular character starting a protest over school uniforms.	[198]
	Minoriteam	all	Jun 12, 2020	Cartoon Network and Adult Swim pulled the series from their streaming services, due to the show's depiction of racial stereotypes.	[199] [200]
	Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace	all	Jun 12, 2020	Cartoon Network and Adult Swim pulled the series from their streaming services, due to allegations from sources of "coded racial messages, including swastikas" being found in the original cut of the show, which were removed by network standards and practices ahead of broadcast.	[201] [202]
	W/ Bob & David	S01E03: "Episode 3"	Jun 16, 2020	Netflix pulled the episode that included a sketch called "Know Your Rights", which featured blackface "in an attempt to satirize police brutality". Prior to removal, David Cross, who portrayed the character who wore blackface, stated, "The point of this was to underscore the absurdity...well, here's your last chance to figure it out".	[203] [204]
	PAW Patrol	S05E11: "Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save The Royal Kitties" S06E02: "Ultimate Rescue: Pups Stop A Meltdown; Ultimate Rescue: Pups and the Mystery of the Missing Cellphones"	Jun 20, 2020	These two Ultimate Rescue episodes were pulled from Nickelodeon's line-up as they depicted the other pups becoming police officers like Chase. Both episodes mentioned are available on DVD.	[205]
	30 Rock	S03E02: "Believe in the Stars" S05E04: "Live Show"[g] S05E10: "Christmas Attack Zone" S06E19: "Live from Studio 6H"	Jun 22, 2020	Tina Fey and NBCUniversal requested the pulling of four episodes that used blackface.[h] All four episodes mentioned are available on DVD.	[207] [206]
	Scrubs	S03E07: "My Fifteen Seconds"[i] S03E08: "My Friend the Doctor" S05E04: "My Jiggly Ball" S05E17: "My Chopped Liver"	Jun 24, 2020	Hulu pulled the episodes, which contained instances of blackface, at the request of show creator Bill Lawrence and ABC Studios. "My Chopped Liver" also contained an instance of whiteface. All three episodes mentioned are available on DVD. The episodes are also still available on Disney+ Canada.	[209] [208]
	Community	S02E14: "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons"	Jun 26, 2020	Netflix and Hulu announced the pulling of the episode, which included a scene that contained blackface. Producer Sony Pictures Television supported the decision. The episode mentioned is available on DVD.	[210]
	The Office	S09E09:  "Dwight Christmas" (one scene therein)	Jun 26, 2020	Show creator Greg Daniels edited out a scene which contained blackface. The episode that has this scene intact is available on DVD.	[211] [212]
	The Golden Girls	S03E23: "Mixed Blessings"	Jun 27, 2020	Hulu pulled the episode, which included a scene that contained blackface. The episode mentioned is available on DVD.	[213]
	Peep Show	S02E01:  "Dance Class" (one scene therein)	Jun 29, 2020	Netflix removed a scene containing blackface.	[214] [215]
	Bluey	S01E48: "Teasing" S02E24: "Flat Pack"	Aug 20, 2020	Disney+ and ABC Australia pulled the two episodes from their services due to the negative depictions of Aboriginal Australians, despite changing the stereotypical dialogues for subsequent broadcast.	[216]
	Aqua Teen Hunger Force	S06E02: "Shake Like Me"	Sep 29, 2020	Cartoon Network and Adult Swim pulled the episode from their rerun rotation and streaming services, whose plot was described as an "animated equivalent of blackface". The episode is still available on Aqua Teen Volume 6 DVD and on Google Play. The episode is not included on the Aqua Teen Hunger Force: The Baffler Meal Complete Collection DVD.	[217]
	The Boondocks	S03E04: "The Story of Jimmy Rebel"	Sep 29, 2020	Cartoon Network and Adult Swim intentionally excluded the episode from their streaming services due to perceived racial insensitivities over the episode's portrayal of a racist country singer named Jimmy Rebel (a parody of real-life white supremacist country singer Johnny Rebel). The episode is still available on DVD.	[218]

Other changes

Series		Announced	Details	Ref.
	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit	Jun 2, 2020	Writer Craig Gore was fired after posting a photo of himself armed with a rifle and threatening to "light motherfuckers up who are trying to fuck w/ my property" during the protests. Dick Wolf, creator and executive producer of the Law & Order franchise, stated, "I will not tolerate this conduct, especially during our hour of national grief. I am terminating Craig Gore immediately." Gore's talent agency, Paradigm, also dropped him as a client.	[219] [220] [221]
	L.A.'s Finest	Jun 8, 2020	Spectrum postponed the show's second-season premiere to an unspecified date later in 2020.	[222]
	Body Cam	Jun 9, 2020	A spokesperson for Investigation Discovery stated that the show was "off the schedule for the foreseeable future". The show returned to the schedule the following year.	[223] [224]
	Brooklyn Nine-Nine	Jun 23, 2020	The final season of the series (season 8) was reworked, and four already-made episodes were put aside.	[225]
	The Amazing Race Big Brother Love Island Survivor Tough as Nails	Nov 9, 2020	CBS announced that in upcoming seasons of their unscripted reality series, 50% of the cast will consist of people of color.	[226] [227]
	Total Drama	Feb 17, 2021	When a new season was commissioned, Fresh TV would only have characters voiced by people of the exact race. For example, Barbara Mamabolo, African Canadian actress who previously cast as the Caucasian contestant Zoey on Total Drama: Revenge of the Island, will be cast as Millie, who is African Canadian.	[228][229]
	South Park	Feb 9, 2022	Starting with the Season 25 episode "The Big Fix", the character formally known as Token Black was retconned and renamed into Tolkien Black, as he is named after The Lord of the Rings author J. R. R. Tolkien.	[230]

Other changes

Games

Game		Reported	Details	Ref.
	Magic: The Gathering	Jun 10, 2020	Wizards of the Coast announced that it was pulling seven cards, including "Invoke Prejudice",[j] "Cleanse",[k] "Jihad", and "Pradesh Gypsies", after being accused of "pervasive ongoing racism" not only in its card design but also in its employment practices. The announcement did not address the employment issues.	[233] [234] [235] [231] [236] [232]
	Dungeons & Dragons	Jun 17, 2020	Wizards of the Coast admitted that "some of the peoples in the games—orcs and drow being two of the prime examples—have been characterized as monstrous and evil", and committed to making changes, such as depicting "orcs and drow [as] just as morally and culturally complex as other peoples" in their books and "proactively seeking new, diverse talent to join [their] staff".	[237] [238] [239]
	Fortnite	Jun 17, 2020	Players noted the removal of police cars from the game as early as June 17, 2020. Developer Epic Games declined to comment, though an unnamed person "familiar with the game's development" stated, "I wouldn't say it's a political statement. I think it's just us being sensitive about the issues many people in our audience are dealing with." Cars were not functional within the game, so the removal of police cars was merely a cosmetic change.	[240] [241] [242]
	Forza	Jun 26, 2020	Turn 10 Studios updated their enforcement guidelines in Forza games to include the Confederate flag under "Notorious iconography" and administer a ban for any further use under any circumstances. The games are known for their livery editors where players could create thousands of layers of graphics to draw shapes, letters, and pictures. A prominent use of the flag in-game was to create virtual replicas of the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard.	[243] [244]
	Scrabble	Jul 7, 2020	Hasbro and the North American Scrabble Players Association agreed to remove 225 words from official Scrabble competition. Hasbro said it will "make clear that slurs are not permissible in any form of the game."	[245] [246] [247]
	Grand Theft Auto	Oct 25, 2021	Before the release of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, media outlets noted that Rockstar Games removed textures of the Confederate flag in one of the characters shirts, replacing it with a skull.	[248][249] [250]

Other products

Product		Country	Reported	Executed	Details	Ref.
	Límpido (bleach)	Colombia	Jun 19, 2020	Jun 19, 2020	The parent company Clorox stated that the brand would no longer use the image of "Blanquita", a character derived from the "mammy" racial stereotype.	[251]
	Good Humor (ice cream)	United States	Aug 13, 2020	Aug 13, 2020	The ice cream company hired RZA from the Wu-Tang Clan to create a jingle to replace the familiar "Turkey in the Straw" melody heard in its ice cream trucks because of the early 19th-century folk song's associations with minstrel shows, blackface and racist lyrics.	[252] [253]
	Hallmark	United States	Aug 27, 2020	Aug 27, 2020	In wake of the retheming of Splash Mountain, Hallmark pulled a Mickey Mouse ornament that played "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" from its 2020 ornament line-up.	[254]
	Fred Perry (clothing)	United Kingdom	Sep 24, 2020	Sep 24, 2020	The clothing company announced they are retiring the Black/Yellow/Yellow twin tipped shirt that was "appropriated" by the Proud Boys.	[255] [256] [257]

Non-products

Item changed		Location	Reported	Details	Ref.
	Reference to the Robert E. Lee Tree	Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park's website		The name of the Robert E. Lee tree was removed from a website listing the world's largest sequoias in order to "promote inclusiveness." The name of the tree cannot be changed without the approval of either Congress or the leadership of the National Park Service.	[258]
	Skin tone preferences	Shaadi.com	Jun 11, 2020	The decision was made due to a petition shared online on the basis of eliminating colorism.	[259]
ΔΤΔ	Delta Tau Delta fraternity, Lambda chapter	Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN	Jul 15, 2020	Members of the fraternity disbanded their chapter and called for disbanding the "Interfraternity Council and Pan-Hellenic System" because "[h]istorically white Greek Life is an institution that has wielded an enormous amount of social, academic and financial capital in a way that has done immense personal and structural harm to our fellow classmates." The move comes amid "[n]ationwide social justice movements that have taken place over the past few months."	[260] [261]
	Ethnic and social justice studies requirement	California State University system	Jul 23, 2020	The Cal State Board of Trustees approved making a one-course graduation requirement in ethnic and social justice studies. The first change in Cal State's general education curriculum in over 40 years, it will be required from the 2023–2024 academic year.	[262]
	Frölunda HC logo and nickname	Gothenburg, Sweden	Sep 17, 2020	The Swedish Hockey League ice hockey team announced that they would stop using the Frölunda Indians moniker as well as its logo depicting a Native American. Due to financial and practical reasons, however, the team continued to use their current jerseys for the 2020–21 SHL season. After backlash from a proposed redesign in February 2022, the team updated their logo in April 20, 2022.	[263][264] [265]
	Mutual of Omaha logo	Omaha, Nebraska	Nov 12, 2020	The insurance and finance company retired its 70-year-old Indian chief head logo, replacing it with an African lion, partly as a nod to its long-time sponsorship of the television program Wild Kingdom.	[266]