Ben & Jerry’s Renames Chubby Hubby to Hubby Hubby in Honor of Gay Marriage in Vermont

by Scott Beale on September 1, 2009 · 1 comment

Hubby Hubby

In partnership with Freedom to Marry, Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream has renamed its “Chubby Hubby” flavor to “Hubby Hubby” in support of gay marriage in Vermont.

Ben & Jerry’s has a long history of commitment to social justice, including gay rights. Its partnership with Freedom to Marry, a national leader in the movement for marriage equality, aims to raise awareness of the importance of marriage equality and to encourage other states to follow the blazing trails of Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, and Maine. Freedom to Marry promotes the national conversation about why marriage equality matters and brings together partner organizations into a larger whole – a shared civil rights campaign.

via Serious Eats & Heather Gold

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1 Brian September 1, 2009 at 9:04 pm

Good on ‘em, but five years from now, when the skies have not melted, and Ben & Jerry’s sales went neither dramatically up nor down from this move, can we remember that really most people have more important crap to worry about?

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