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She was the only African American in her school

and it was even advertised in the newspaper that

she was.

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Aunt Jemima's Famiy Sues Pepsico and Quaker Oats

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Aunt Jemima's Famiy Sues Pepsico and Quaker Oats

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http://fortune.com/2014/08/12/aunt-jemima-racism/

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Why it's so hard for Aunt Jemima to ditch her unsavory past

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A genuine brand history is nearly impossible to replicate, which makes parting with a controversial name incredibly tough for any business.

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Grandma Ione tried to represent the African American community by always putting out her best self, so children would not be brainwashed into thinking that all African Americans a bad.

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In chapter 3, Norris's Grandmother Ione was "a bit of a local celebrity" said Norris. The reason for this is because she traveled towns touting Aunt Jemima pancake mix. During this time period her Daughter did not approve of what her Mom did, she even used the word "Horrified". The message that Ione wanted to communicate was not just to buy Aunt Jemima pancake mix, but also telling kids that what their parents think of African Americans is wrong.