Steak ‘n Shake has fired back at Cracker Barrel, accusing the company of eliminating its heritage with its new, controversial logo.

MAGA world has made its feelings clear. Cracker Barrel debuted a new logo earlier this week, which removed the iconic image of a man leaning on a barrel, a defining part of the restaurant chain’s identity since 1977. The logo leaves only the name of the restaurant chain — marking the first time in 48 years that it only features text.

WHY: Part of exec team that runs OC’s biggest—by a wide margin—restaurant chain. About 7K locations. RECENT: Along with Liz Williams, Taco Bell’s international president, ran Yum Brands division after Brian Niccol’s departure in 2018. Saw $10.8B in systemwide sales in 2018, up 7%

See the message from President Crawford. Julie Felss Masino, President of Taco Bell International, will offer graduating seniors words of inspiration and encouragement as this year's featured speaker for the College of Arts and Science Recognition Ceremony on May 16, 2020. Masino graduated from Miami in 1993 with a B.A. in Communication.