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The Chinese name of Whitemen Toothpaste is 白人牙膏 (bái rén yá gāo or "white people toothpaste").
For background on Darlie (formerly — you guessed it — Darkie) Toothpaste, go here and here.
If you see any other racist or marginally racist toothpastes around, please send photos to tips@shanghaiist.com.
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Although this has been covered enough times by others, there are a few others.
Chinky toothpaste is available in Hong Kong, to round up the set.
So, one can buy a tube of Darlie, Whiteman, and Chinky.
No-one gets left out!
The forum over here has some shots of all of the above.
http://www.forumosa.com/taiwan/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=58408&hilit=darkie&start=50
Interestingly enough Hawley & Hazel, the makers of Darkie toothpaste originated in Shanghai.
They then moved to Taiwan before the revolution.
So, originally, it was a Shanghai brand!
Here is Whitemen's official site:
http://www.whitemen.com.tw/
Also supposedly Heiren/Darlie sued Bairen/Whitemen in Taiwan. See here and here. Whitemen won the battle of offensive toothpastes.