Indians keeping name, forge partnership with Miami Nation

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9 thoughts on “Indians keeping name, forge partnership with Miami Nation

  1. Glad they worked this out and kept the name with some concessions giving the tribe some recognition. Born and raised here in the Indian Lands, as well as my entire family since the late 1700’s, the agreement bears the right thing to do for all involved!

    1. KevinP.
      There was NOTHING to work out in the first place.
      A solution to a problem that did NOT exist.

    1. The Indianapolis Indians did just fine for well over a hundred years with their
      mascot, Then some guy acts offended at the use of the Indians mascot
      that probably is 1/64 Native American so everything gets put on hold??
      He’s offended so everybody else is suppose to be???

      Does anyone else see the utter nonsense in that thinking??

      Just use the dam mascot as we have for last 120 years. What is wrong
      with people???? Why are you seeking permission in the first place.
      It’s a genetic name!! No one is being mistreated or demeaned.

      And for all those people that want all Indian mascots removed ( braves, Chiefs,
      warriors, Indians, ect,,,)
      these will be the same people 20 years from now bitching about racism
      because there are no Indian mascots.

      This whole thing has been absolutely rediculious and common sense has been thrown right out the window.

    1. I’ve been saying that – you can’t change Indians without also changing Indiana and Indianapolis. So unless anyone is proposing that…….

  2. I am curious and have not seen this addressed in any of the stories on this — will the Miami Nation receive any money as a result of this partnership, other than the support for the scholarship program?

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