Skip to main content

Once A Redskin Always a Redskin!

398 Comments

C
Cory Craig
6 years ago

Keep the Redskin name!

C
Chris Langham
6 years ago

Class of 1984, part Native American and proud of the Redskin name and Logo!

T
Tuesday Thomas
6 years ago

Class of 1984

A
Alicia Green
6 years ago

I was a Native American student at Union. I tutored other Native students, and helped start the Native American newsletter, Smoke Signals. I was proud of the Redskin name, and still am. My family was quoted over 20 years ago in the Tulsa World when this was being discussed, and we fee the same today. Keep the Redskin name!

K
Keith Horne
6 years ago

Leave the name as it is! Stop pandering to the small few that might be offended!

A
Anonymous
6 years ago

Keep redskin name

M
Michelle Nickols
6 years ago

Proud Redskin for life!

M
Missy Coop Haswell
6 years ago

1983 graduate proud to be a Redskin!!

G
Greg Patrick
6 years ago

Keep the name of Redskins

M
Mark Wilson
6 years ago

1973 grad. Pleas don't tate this from us

V
Vicky Woolery
6 years ago

Prayers this makes the statement strong enough to keep Oklahoma and Union High School the same.

M
Mike Gates
6 years ago

Leave the tradition alone!

J
Jeremy Hayes
6 years ago

Class of 96’ keep the honorable name and mascot

D
David Little
6 years ago

Don’t give in please

L
Linda Wilson
6 years ago

Don’t change it I’m a 12 student . 1973 leave our history alone. Linda Karnes Wilson

B
Brian Klasing
6 years ago

Keep the name.

R
Robert Harris
6 years ago

I will always be a Redskin. Don’t change the name.

J
James Myers
6 years ago

Look at the letters and emails that you have been received for changing the name and I bet you'll find that some of these people didn't even go to UNION! No reason to change the name, mascot, or anything about UNION. This school system has been around since before my family bought their home in the district and has functioned just fine as it is. Don't give in to the "race discrimination" card played on the district.

B
Brenda Rothrock Presley
6 years ago

Absolutely no reason to change name. Another case of a few disgruntled people trying to force their opinion on the majority.

A
Anonymous
6 years ago

If the Native Americans around here are not speaking as one against this change, then leave things alone. Our country has way more important work to do than to worry about changing the name of a mascot.