Born an Indian, ALWAYS AN INDIAN
I am part NATIVE AMERICAN and I love the Warrior spirit
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Keith L Moore
6 years ago
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Indianola Police Sgt. For 28 years serving the citizens of Indianola & was very proud to where the uniform along with our current police patch & logo. I was on the committee on creating the current police patch and it gave pride to our Iowa American Natives
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Clinton Brightman
6 years ago
The fighting Irish ☘️ don’t seam to have a problem & truth be told romans, Egyptians all previous cultures had slaves regardless of color!!!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
keep it. People need to grow up and be adults.
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Carmen Stroud
6 years ago
Please keep the Indian name it is not defensive name it is like cowboy it is a person
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Judy Allison
6 years ago
The native American has never been more respected than by a true Indianola Indian. Our community has also been honored to be known as the Indians. In case you have forgotten the Indians are the people who settled this area! We ARE INDIANS AND DAMM PROUD OF IT!!!!
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Adam stroud
6 years ago
Keep the name the same
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Shane Karas
6 years ago
I've talked to friends that are native Americans and a couple of family members and they are not offended by the Indainola Indains. That's our city pride and should not change. There are way more important things in our city to worry about.
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Dan Owens
6 years ago
If not, change it to the Fightin' Indians
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Terry Mitchell
6 years ago
Part of history and to let an outsider bring it up bull you know lived there 56 years and proud of that class of 1968 want to move back and there
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Dallas Hosey
6 years ago
FOREVER BE INDIANS
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Jerry Howe
6 years ago
It is only offensive to those who have no reason to be offended. I have Cherokee in my lineage and I feel it pays homage to us. Plus...why must we alter our history to appease a hand full of trouble makers when the masses do not want the change ?
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Judy Surber Logan
6 years ago
Please do not let this happen!! Our name comes from pride, strength and is meant to honor not to disparage.
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Leanna Reams
6 years ago
I was born and raised an Indianola INDIAN!!! Didn’t leave town until 2 years ago. My youngest son still lives there with his family. Letting people from out of town and who don’t know the history should have NO SAY whatsoever in town business. If they are offended then they can leave. We really do need a new city council.
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Cassie Eaton
6 years ago
Keep it. Someone will be offended with the new name as well, whatever that will be.
Keep the name. Holy cow!
IHS class of 1995
Keep the “Indianola Indians” we’re proud to be
Keep the indians!
Born an Indian, ALWAYS AN INDIAN I am part NATIVE AMERICAN and I love the Warrior spirit
Indianola Police Sgt. For 28 years serving the citizens of Indianola & was very proud to where the uniform along with our current police patch & logo. I was on the committee on creating the current police patch and it gave pride to our Iowa American Natives
The fighting Irish ☘️ don’t seam to have a problem & truth be told romans, Egyptians all previous cultures had slaves regardless of color!!!
keep it. People need to grow up and be adults.
Please keep the Indian name it is not defensive name it is like cowboy it is a person
The native American has never been more respected than by a true Indianola Indian. Our community has also been honored to be known as the Indians. In case you have forgotten the Indians are the people who settled this area! We ARE INDIANS AND DAMM PROUD OF IT!!!!
Keep the name the same
I've talked to friends that are native Americans and a couple of family members and they are not offended by the Indainola Indains. That's our city pride and should not change. There are way more important things in our city to worry about.
If not, change it to the Fightin' Indians
Part of history and to let an outsider bring it up bull you know lived there 56 years and proud of that class of 1968 want to move back and there
FOREVER BE INDIANS
It is only offensive to those who have no reason to be offended. I have Cherokee in my lineage and I feel it pays homage to us. Plus...why must we alter our history to appease a hand full of trouble makers when the masses do not want the change ?
Please do not let this happen!! Our name comes from pride, strength and is meant to honor not to disparage.
I was born and raised an Indianola INDIAN!!! Didn’t leave town until 2 years ago. My youngest son still lives there with his family. Letting people from out of town and who don’t know the history should have NO SAY whatsoever in town business. If they are offended then they can leave. We really do need a new city council.
Keep it. Someone will be offended with the new name as well, whatever that will be.
There is nothing derogatory about Indian pride!