I remember the KFC in my hometown (in the 90s; way after these ads) had large posters on opposite walls. On the wall to the right of the cash register was a scene of a twenty something white couple and their golden retriever enjoying some chicken at the park. On the opposite wall was a scene of a black family, dressed to the nines, silver and cine china laid out on the table, about to serve a bucket of KFC for Sunday dinner. I remember it so well, because even as a teenager, I was completely taken aback. It was far from subtle, and I couldn't believe that anyone would think that that was a good idea in modern times. It stayed up a long time, which I suppose was due to the fact that there weren't really a lot of black people where I lived to even be offended.