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Let’s Keep “DIXIE” as Arab High School Fight Song

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Pat Isom
8 years ago

What next are the traditional colors going to be worn this year. The colors are suppose to be blue and gold they have been black,gray, what will they be this time. Will our drum major be black again. Now changing band music.

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Donna Moore
8 years ago

One person should not have the authority to change school tradition, because of their personal opinion.

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Eric hammond
8 years ago

Keep dixie!

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Lisa Hilyer
8 years ago

Please don't change out fight song

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T Robert Henry
8 years ago

They got no bizniz changing DIXIE!!

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Anita Sanders
8 years ago

I agree!!DIXIE ALL THE WAY

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Charles Andrew Bodenheimer
8 years ago

Keep it! The only ones who find it offensive are the ones you TEACH to find it offensive...

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Susan Brooks
8 years ago

Keep our fight song the way it is. That is part of our history here in Arab.

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april dickson
8 years ago

Want it back.

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Shirley Adams
8 years ago

Keep the song, get rid of Mullins.

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Will yates
8 years ago

My girlfriends sister is in the band that is my favorite part of coming to a game is to hear dixie. This is absolutly rediculous that someone would even think of changing a tradition

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Tammy Freeman Creel
8 years ago

It’s an Arab band tradition for many many years. This is ridiculous

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Jeanette Key
8 years ago

i love that song

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TERRI GIBSON JORDAN
8 years ago

One of my favorite memories of Arab High was the band playing Dixie at Football games on Friday night.

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Lissa Leak
8 years ago

I want the Dixie song to stay

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Regina Ivey
8 years ago

I believe that this should be voted on.

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Patricia Hardister
8 years ago

This seems an overreach of John Mullins' power and rather a matter of curriculum .

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Joy McCain
8 years ago

Why do some feel compelled to bow to a few? Our grandchildren & great grandchildren have every right to know their heritage & traditions.

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Jana M Lawson
8 years ago Featured

I will not be attending another Arab ball game if "Dixie" is eliminated as the fight song. It was played long before I joined the band and proudly played it on the field; it has been played ever since. This is a TRADITION, and I will be one of the OFFENDED if it is taken away!

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David Harvey
8 years ago

What in the world is going on around here. As a relative newcomer to this great State (23 years), but one with deep Southern roots it seems to me that Dixie represents a long held heritage of proud Alabamians (of all races) that revere All that is good and true about America and the South. The song Dixie is being construed as a racist foundation to Alabama society and heritage. From what I understand this has been the Arab High School fight song for generations. Here is another progressive liberal (Mullins is a progenitor of the federal progressive liberal Common Core agenda for dumbing down our children in our schools) that is obviously and inherently ashamed of the South and Southern customs, defies independence from obtrusive government, and is adept at using his position to change history and ensure the endurance of political correctness. Political correctness will bring about the end of Alabama, the South and our glorious country. Arab High School administration also signed off on this travesty,,,John Ingram might enjoy a Southern gentile telephone call.