Here we chew through the story behind the seemingly simple tune and lyrics. ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’ has a fascinating history. On the surface, it’s a rhythmic, rhyming ditty about a sheep who dispenses ...

So when Mack left the restaurant business to start making his own wines, he called his company Mouton Noir ("black sheep" in French) as a wink to skeptics. Now, standing out is something that he ...

But now nursery rhymes such as Baa, Baa, Black Sheep have gone woke – with the words changed to reflect a kinder attitude towards animals. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep, which parents and teachers sing ...

Manufacturer V-Tech dropped the word “black” from their Little star Activity Table, replacing it with a jarring repetition of the word “sheep”. The electronic toy now sings: “Baa baa ...

The activists published their five new takes online, including a rendition of Baa, Baa, Black Sheep, who says it’s ‘not cool’ after being asked the famous line: ‘Can I have your wool?

But I perked up a bit because it was a song that I sang to her as a baby — “Baa Baa Black Sheep” — and it made me nostalgic for the days when she fit inside my arms and I could stare into ...

Baa, Black Sheep” has taken on new meanings and connotations. But there is likely no supporting evidence that this kid’s song has anything to do with slavery, per se. It’s even possible that ...

"We sing Baa Baa Black Sheep and Baa Baa White Sheep because that's reality, that's what the children see in the fields and it encourages them to look around them," said Jill Edge, from the Sunshine ...

Australian National University social psychologist Michael Platow said he doubted Baa Baa Black Sheep would teach racism. "I don't know why a child would associate a black sheep with a black man ...