Our Indian was Proud and Brave and always overcame in the face of adversity.
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Julia Riedel
6 years ago
The name Indian evokes bravery, honor, resourcefulness , loyalty, families. This is a respectful nod to a culture that needs to be honored and remembered.
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Susan Rabe
6 years ago
Native Americans were and are part of our history.
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Lisa olson
6 years ago
I grew up in Indianola and was proud to be an Indian...I would hate to see the name changed
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Patricia Burgin Eisele
6 years ago
I was always proud to be an Indianola Indian!
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Andy Curnes
6 years ago
Fight to keep the Indian mascot and Pride
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Kim Ball
6 years ago
Please keep the Indian mascots for anything pertaining to Indianola. I feel it’s a tribute to the native Americans who have history in our region. The town’s name is obviously reflective of Indians. Let’s own it and be proud of our heritage.
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Richardlong
6 years ago
Keep Indianola Indians as it is now
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Vicki White
6 years ago
Leave it alone!
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Dianne Noland
6 years ago
I was proud to be an Indianola Indian!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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This is action is nothing more than showing that the voice of the people is silenced by those in power. A handful of people were able to dictate the representation of an entire community.
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Christy Spence
6 years ago
I graduated from indianola, we thought of the Indiana's as a strong group, working together to do our best
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Tricia Watson
6 years ago
In signing this I am afraid it won’t matter what we think the damage is done. Removing the Chief head removed from our police cars
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Erin Johnson Foster
6 years ago
I have been and Indianola Indian since I moved here in 95 I want my kids to have Indian pride! I played soccer and ripped my ACL and miniscus and still had pride for our school purple and gold. It's who we are
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Waunetta Greenwalt
6 years ago
I don’t like all these changes a lot of it is history. And don’t like people who they think they can change any thing that comes along.
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Brenda Hickman
6 years ago
Indianola is my hometown and I grew up here with pride of our athletic teams and just being a Indianolian. It is so ridiculous that.
Our emblem A native American. Cheif .our pride at anything but respect and that its not. Right display.
Indian is in Indianola, not PC!
Our Indian was Proud and Brave and always overcame in the face of adversity.
The name Indian evokes bravery, honor, resourcefulness , loyalty, families. This is a respectful nod to a culture that needs to be honored and remembered.
Native Americans were and are part of our history.
I grew up in Indianola and was proud to be an Indian...I would hate to see the name changed
I was always proud to be an Indianola Indian!
Fight to keep the Indian mascot and Pride
Please keep the Indian mascots for anything pertaining to Indianola. I feel it’s a tribute to the native Americans who have history in our region. The town’s name is obviously reflective of Indians. Let’s own it and be proud of our heritage.
Keep Indianola Indians as it is now
Leave it alone!
I was proud to be an Indianola Indian!
This is action is nothing more than showing that the voice of the people is silenced by those in power. A handful of people were able to dictate the representation of an entire community.
I graduated from indianola, we thought of the Indiana's as a strong group, working together to do our best
In signing this I am afraid it won’t matter what we think the damage is done. Removing the Chief head removed from our police cars
I have been and Indianola Indian since I moved here in 95 I want my kids to have Indian pride! I played soccer and ripped my ACL and miniscus and still had pride for our school purple and gold. It's who we are
I don’t like all these changes a lot of it is history. And don’t like people who they think they can change any thing that comes along.
Indianola is my hometown and I grew up here with pride of our athletic teams and just being a Indianolian. It is so ridiculous that. Our emblem A native American. Cheif .our pride at anything but respect and that its not. Right display.
keep it!!!
Don't change anything
Keep the Name