Part of the exhibition, Good Trouble: Ben Blount and Catherine Jacobi, on view in the Riverside Arts Center’s Freeark Gallery April 19 to June 6, 2026.
Unfair Share Chocolate Bars don’t break into rectangular pieces like traditional chocolate bars. As a delicious, tactile representation of political inequity, each fractures into the same absurd shapes as real gerrymandered congressional districts.
They’re 52% dark chocolate, non-GMO, and made just outside of Detroit, Michigan. The makers - Ben Blount and BryanKett wanted the Unfair Share to be enjoyed (inequitably) by as many people as possible. That’s why each bar is vegan, non-GMO, and produced in a facility that’s kosher, peanut free, and gluten free (Please note that their bars are made on equipment that may be shared with milk chocolate and tree nuts).
Each Unfair Share Chocolate Bar fractures into some of our country’s most gerrymandered congressional districts found in Texas, Georgia, Ohio, Alabama, Louisiana, and North Carolina.
Part of the exhibition, Good Trouble: Ben Blount and Catherine Jacobi, on view in the Riverside Arts Center’s Freeark Gallery April 19 to June 6, 2026.
Unfair Share Chocolate Bars don’t break into rectangular pieces like traditional chocolate bars. As a delicious, tactile representation of political inequity, each fractures into the same absurd shapes as real gerrymandered congressional districts.
They’re 52% dark chocolate, non-GMO, and made just outside of Detroit, Michigan. The makers - Ben Blount and BryanKett wanted the Unfair Share to be enjoyed (inequitably) by as many people as possible. That’s why each bar is vegan, non-GMO, and produced in a facility that’s kosher, peanut free, and gluten free (Please note that their bars are made on equipment that may be shared with milk chocolate and tree nuts).
Each Unfair Share Chocolate Bar fractures into some of our country’s most gerrymandered congressional districts found in Texas, Georgia, Ohio, Alabama, Louisiana, and North Carolina.
