By 'other materials' I don't mean a pamphlet - I mean not actively producing, selling and providing children with something considered to be offensive - here it seems to be the brownface and use of tattoos. It seems reasonable, as others have suggested to create a costume with other markers referencing the character.

Bit of a false dichotomy there. Why not teach 'little white kids' about respecting culture, or if they're not yet ready, not provide them with materials that could be considered offensive and retroactively giving lesson about appropriation. I think there's room for more nuance here.

A million times better, but market penetration is varied across Canada even. I grew up with them in Thunder Bay (in the boxes with two transluscent sleeves of chips) but they didn't make it to my current part of SW Ontario until v. v. recently.

Copy editing! he moved across the world, not the country. They 'no longer outnumber' not 'know longer outnumber'.

Thank you! This article needs an editor - badly.

"This isn’t a big episode, and it doesn’t act like it is, which is another way the episode is really not “The Zeppo” of Brooklyn Nine-Nine"

Curious as to why every podcast reviewed uses first and last names of the presenters except teh first…do these hosts not disclose their last names? Otherwise this is a weird omission.