I had no idea, and truth be told “Audubon” simply existed as a term in my mind. I never gave a second thought as to what it actually stood for. For me, “Audubon” just means birds, and nothing more. And it still does after this because the organization never showed any hints of the ideology they want to distance themselves from.
Additionally, this article mentions chapters of the Audubon society dropping the name. The organization as a whole has not dropped the name, yet, at least.
I look forward to the day we regard all cultures, including African and Arab, with the same disdain for slave owning.
"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."
Removing the "get 12 angry white men to say guilty to enslave a human" would be a good start to reversing the historical wrongs this country continues to propagate.
And before the "Wellakshuallys": chattel slavery is illegal. Now it's just gatekept by a jury. And with extreme police harassment towards black people, along with black communities significantly in worse poverty, means that they are the primary target towards prison-slavery. And it's effectively the same result as chattel, but with a legal nod.
Edit: And here comes the -1's for citing facts.