I agree with Keef

This is total crap.    

It is a song, a great song, that was written by Richards and Jagger in the context of the times we lived in. No different than Francis Bacon painting or William Burroughs writing in the 1950's. 
Just because it doesn't align with today's moral agenda, it shouldn't be censored in any way.      

It represents a snapshot of the social climate in 1971 and should be enjoyed for what it is. Not used as a pawn in the fight for moral righteousness.

Miller and Dadork, 👍👍

“There is an entire catalog filled with songs that can be interpreted as "unfit" with today's mindset.”

Just a guess here but it would seem most would be concertgoers do not see the Stones seeking “today’s mindset.”

Let's hear them do Midnight Rambler again in concert! One of my favorite Stones alblums is the live Get Yer YaYa's Out recorded at Madison Square Garden.

What "Brown Sugar" says is that the frame of mind of contemporary white men pursuing black women is not that different in kind or type than that of slave owners abusing their charges, and the singer doesn't necessarily exclude himself from this analysis. You must admit that this is hard teaching, and something you might not want to confess when the cops are around. Doubts about whether they can still pull it off at their advanced ages may have played a part in the decision as well.