Really, can’t our government come up with something useful to do instead of worrying about the name of the mascot? If you think hard enough you can find something that can offend just about anyone!
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Michelle Pignataro
7 years ago
I was not a Brooker Brave but I did graduate from East Bay high school home if the East Bay Indians. They want to take our Indian mascot from us too. The school broad should be embarrassed that they are caving in to the pressure of a few people who think they know better.
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Scott McDeed
7 years ago
Let's get the political correctness out of the school system!
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Robert Rudolph
7 years ago
I’m proud to have been a Brooker Brave
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Brittany zwak
7 years ago
KEEP THE BRAVES! I’m 25 years old, once a brave always a brave!
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Autumn Beebe
7 years ago
We went here as kids and we want to share the name and memories with our children!
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William Mayo
7 years ago
I was there in 1991 for 1st grade through 5th.
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Stephanie Woods
7 years ago
Keep Brooker the Braves!!
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Leela Beers
7 years ago
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There are so many more important things to spend money on! Come on people how about new technology for the school how about a raise for the teachers! Keep Brandon as the Brandon Brooker Braves because that is something to be proud of.
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Susie Rohrbaugh
7 years ago
I was a proud Brooker Brave teacher and my daughter was a student at Brooker making her a Brooker brave too. We were honored to be braves and see no reason to change the name because of political correctness. The term brave did not denote anything derogatory but was used as a symbol of something to strive toward. Being a brave also meant that you were an honest person with integrity and loyalty to your school. Using those terms: honesty, loyalty, integrity meant that you were a true Brooker Brave. Who wouldn’t want to have that symbol as your mascot?
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Jennifer
7 years ago
Save the Braves
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Dennis Rooney
7 years ago
How about we stop virtue signaling and look out for the kids?
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Renee Revis
7 years ago
Proud mom of 2 former Brooker Braves!
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Patricia Duffy
7 years ago
1992-1997 former brave here. Leave the mascot alone it's been this way for 57 years
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Orelia Joiner
7 years ago
Save the Braves
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Jonathan Oliver
7 years ago
Go Braves!!
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Catherine Parsons
7 years ago
Old attendee
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Leigh Pope Annand
7 years ago
I was a Brooker Brave in the 80's, all of my 6 siblings were as well since then! Proud to be Brave!
Really, can’t our government come up with something useful to do instead of worrying about the name of the mascot? If you think hard enough you can find something that can offend just about anyone!
I was not a Brooker Brave but I did graduate from East Bay high school home if the East Bay Indians. They want to take our Indian mascot from us too. The school broad should be embarrassed that they are caving in to the pressure of a few people who think they know better.
Let's get the political correctness out of the school system!
I’m proud to have been a Brooker Brave
KEEP THE BRAVES! I’m 25 years old, once a brave always a brave!
We went here as kids and we want to share the name and memories with our children!
I was there in 1991 for 1st grade through 5th.
Keep Brooker the Braves!!
There are so many more important things to spend money on! Come on people how about new technology for the school how about a raise for the teachers! Keep Brandon as the Brandon Brooker Braves because that is something to be proud of.
I was a proud Brooker Brave teacher and my daughter was a student at Brooker making her a Brooker brave too. We were honored to be braves and see no reason to change the name because of political correctness. The term brave did not denote anything derogatory but was used as a symbol of something to strive toward. Being a brave also meant that you were an honest person with integrity and loyalty to your school. Using those terms: honesty, loyalty, integrity meant that you were a true Brooker Brave. Who wouldn’t want to have that symbol as your mascot?
Save the Braves
How about we stop virtue signaling and look out for the kids?
Proud mom of 2 former Brooker Braves!
1992-1997 former brave here. Leave the mascot alone it's been this way for 57 years
Save the Braves
Go Braves!!
Old attendee
I was a Brooker Brave in the 80's, all of my 6 siblings were as well since then! Proud to be Brave!
No need to change the name!
Save the Braves mascot