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The Spunky Squaw Change Your Business Name

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Change it! We are not your mascot

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Dwight Pennock
8 years ago

It is a horrible word. There is no excuse for its use. According to the owners logic, she may as well call it the Spunky N**** and in her mind, that's alright too.

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Angelita sherman
8 years ago

Offensive to native Americans!

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Valarie Newsham
8 years ago

Change the name... It brings shame to us all to show such ignorance.

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Alessandra Andrade
8 years ago

Tired of seeing crap like this. Change your ugly boutique name.

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Resolmé
8 years ago

Just ban her.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Change the name!

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Robin J
8 years ago

If a culture isnt comfortable with you using a certain word, it most likely isnt a good idea to use it ! Regardless of what the dictionary or whever else your getting your source from says. If you respect native ppl like you say you do, then you"ll change your name to something tasteful. Do the right thing. Thank you.

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Krystyna
8 years ago

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Learned squaw was a derogatory name used for idenginous women today. That's unfortunate that someone would be proud to associate their creativity (or lack there of) with that term.

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Heather Tucker
8 years ago

Native word...not a word a cauasian should use for a business... derogatory for Natives

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Kadie
8 years ago

Please change your name it is extremely racist

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Linda Fehr
8 years ago

Terrible insulting name

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Megan
8 years ago

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Lea
8 years ago

When you have so many Native and indigenous people telling you that they are hurt and angry by the name of your business, why can’t you change the name of your business? It makes you look cruel and entitled. Your god did not grant you the right to to appropriate and demanding a whole entire population. When you can’t hear the pain or aren’t willing to listen to the experience of a minority, you are a racist! Please change your name!

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Adria Butterwick
8 years ago

just because im not indingenous doesnt mean i cant stand by indigenous peoples.

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Sophie vienneau
8 years ago

If she called her store the funky ni**er, it wouldn’t be a debate would it?

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Roxanne
8 years ago

This is a no brainer.

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Linda Black Elk
8 years ago

Please stop perpetuating these racist monikers!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

You perpetuating the abuse of American Indian girls and women by continuing to use this name