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Wait until they take away everything you believe in, want, wait until they take away your home , your right to own dirtbag asshat.,About time, I suppose--I wonder if Puta Creek is still OK?:
The Biden administration will remove the word “squaw” from place names on federal land as part of an effort to reckon with the nation's racist past, the Department of Interior said on Friday.
The word, a term for Indigenous women that Native Americans find offensive, is used in more than 650 place names on federal lands, according to the Department.
Several states, including Maine, Minnesota and Montana, have already banned the use of the term in place names.
"Racist terms have no place in our vernacular or on our federal lands," said Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, the nation's first Native American cabinet official.
"Our nation's lands and waters should be places to celebrate the outdoors and our shared cultural heritage - not to perpetuate the legacies of oppression."
She said her agency would also create an advisory committee to begin a review to find and replace other derogatory names of places on federal land.
The so-called Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names will be comprised of representatives from tribes, Native Hawaiians, civil rights and cultural studies experts and members of the public.
The committee's creation is aimed at accelerating the renaming of properties. Currently, there are hundreds of name changes pending before the Board on Geographic Names, and the process can take years, the Department said.
A Native American rights group applauded Haaland's action.
"It is well past time for us, as a nation, to move forward, beyond these derogatory terms, and show Native people - and all people - equal respect," John Echohawk, executive director of the Native American Rights Fund, said in a statement.
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that is the stupidest comment i've ever heard....this is about doing away with a derogatory name. SQUAW Unbelievable....So the genocide isn't complete enough, now we have to remove ANY REMINDERS what so ever of Native Americans.
No more Native American place names, no more pronouns, nothing. Get rid of them all. And while at it, fucking burn the Natives in the ovens too
no one was talking about taking money away from police funding except to add more training and highly trained people. Defunding was the stupidest name for a program ever. Unbelievable stupidity.your histories your learning about are from the DEMOCRATIC SIDE they re wrote man you ppl better pay attention to the lies your obeying and supporting.
Perfect example :
Democrats Trying to Rewrite History on ‘Defund the Police’
“We’ve never taken the position as a party that we should defund the police”
Wait until they take away everything you believe in, want, wait until they take away your home , your right to own dirtbag asshat.,
They are putting your country into exactly what communist Russia was you moron.
You are probably in love with that POS on the WEF forum.
These people will control you and take away EVERYTHING you have right now keep supporting this being taken away you dumb sob!
Wait until they take away everything you believe in, want, wait until they take away your home , your right to own dirtbag asshat.,
They are putting your country into exactly what communist Russia was you moron.
You are probably in love with that POS on the WEF forum.
These people will control you and take away EVERYTHING you have right now keep supporting this being taken away you dumb sob!
Squaw is a native American word. They invented it? Why exactly is it an offensive word now? What the fuck is going on in this country?About time, I suppose--I wonder if Puta Creek is still OK?:
The Biden administration will remove the word “squaw” from place names on federal land as part of an effort to reckon with the nation's racist past, the Department of Interior said on Friday.
The word, a term for Indigenous women that Native Americans find offensive, is used in more than 650 place names on federal lands, according to the Department.
Several states, including Maine, Minnesota and Montana, have already banned the use of the term in place names.
"Racist terms have no place in our vernacular or on our federal lands," said Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, the nation's first Native American cabinet official.
"Our nation's lands and waters should be places to celebrate the outdoors and our shared cultural heritage - not to perpetuate the legacies of oppression."
She said her agency would also create an advisory committee to begin a review to find and replace other derogatory names of places on federal land.
The so-called Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names will be comprised of representatives from tribes, Native Hawaiians, civil rights and cultural studies experts and members of the public.
The committee's creation is aimed at accelerating the renaming of properties. Currently, there are hundreds of name changes pending before the Board on Geographic Names, and the process can take years, the Department said.
A Native American rights group applauded Haaland's action.
"It is well past time for us, as a nation, to move forward, beyond these derogatory terms, and show Native people - and all people - equal respect," John Echohawk, executive director of the Native American Rights Fund, said in a statement.
They didnt have a word for "wheel" because they hadnt even invented it. They had no written language either. There is nothing charming about Indians. They were violent savage retards with almost no redeeming qualities to speak of.I say let's forget about all of them all together. I mean they were savage people who murdered each other continuously. They enslaved each other continuously. They owned negro slaves and fought for the confederacy. We won't even talk about what the savages did in Mexico and South America regions.
Plus
They didn't have a word for wheel.
So,I am with the left on this. Write them out of our history.
Except for that decent one that didn't start a war during that first Thanksgiving.
Don't know what the republicans were thinking doing them so many favors. I mean look at how appreciative they are to the republicans for that.
Uuuh...
No wonder it was so easy to settle here for the much more sophisticated European and Asians
"Squaw" should be replaced with "Warren", a woman of color and a Native American.No more Squaw Valley? No more Squaw Bread?
More national silliness.
They invented the god damn word!! How the fuck is it offensive to them?that is the stupidest comment i've ever heard....this is about doing away with a derogatory name. SQUAW Unbelievable....
They absolutely were talking about taking money from the police, and i remember plenty of democrats who said "...and yes, we really mean DEFEUND the police".no one was talking about taking money away from police funding except to add more training and highly trained people. Defunding was the stupidest name for a program ever. Unbelievable stupidity.
I know..They didnt have a word for "wheel" because they hadnt even invented it. They had no written language either. There is nothing charming about Indians. They were violent savage retards with almost no redeeming qualities to speak of.
that was my point. How many amenities do Natives have today as a result of pale face? We will start with toilet paper, tampons horses.
The hell they did, it is a French perversion of the Indian word, a vulgar Indian word at that, for female genitalia. I can't understand why Indians all hate it, racist functional moron. what a bunch of stupid racist ****. poor America.They invented the god damn word!! How the fuck is it offensive to them?
Ignorant shyttehead....I know..
WRONG!!!! Do some reading you ignorant fool.The hell they did, it is a French perversion of the Indian word, a vulgar Indian word at that, for female genitalia. I can't understand why Indians all hate it, racist functional moron. what a bunch of stupid racist ****. poor America.
www.etymonline.com
Don't address that. Might as will hit yourself in the toes with a hammer. Might be more useful.WRONG!!!! Do some reading you ignorant fool.
squaw | Etymology of squaw by etymonline
"Native American woman," 1630s, from Massachuset (Algonquian) squa "woman" (cognate with… See origin and meaning of squaw.
who cares? You can go tell the Indians they are wrong for hating the term you racist dingbat. Enjoy hell. lolWRONG!!!! Do some reading you ignorant fool.
squaw | Etymology of squaw by etymonline
"Native American woman," 1630s, from Massachuset (Algonquian) squa "woman" (cognate with… See origin and meaning of squaw.
About time, I suppose--I wonder if Puta Creek is still OK?:
The Biden administration will remove the word “squaw” from place names on federal land as part of an effort to reckon with the nation's racist past, the Department of Interior said on Friday.
The word, a term for Indigenous women that Native Americans find offensive, is used in more than 650 place names on federal lands, according to the Department.
Several states, including Maine, Minnesota and Montana, have already banned the use of the term in place names.
"Racist terms have no place in our vernacular or on our federal lands," said Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, the nation's first Native American cabinet official.
"Our nation's lands and waters should be places to celebrate the outdoors and our shared cultural heritage - not to perpetuate the legacies of oppression."
She said her agency would also create an advisory committee to begin a review to find and replace other derogatory names of places on federal land.
The so-called Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names will be comprised of representatives from tribes, Native Hawaiians, civil rights and cultural studies experts and members of the public.
The committee's creation is aimed at accelerating the renaming of properties. Currently, there are hundreds of name changes pending before the Board on Geographic Names, and the process can take years, the Department said.
A Native American rights group applauded Haaland's action.
"It is well past time for us, as a nation, to move forward, beyond these derogatory terms, and show Native people - and all people - equal respect," John Echohawk, executive director of the Native American Rights Fund, said in a statement.
