Erica P. Wissinger
A couple decades ago, there was an English Only movement in the United States begun by many of the same gun brandishing, kidnapping, bare butz flaunting yoyos seen on the streets today, long before they brandished and bared.
They wanted to legislate that all organizations and towns change their names from Spanish to English. This gained much steam in the American West until, like out of a Doug Adams improbability drive, the movement was derailed by high school football players in California who declared that there was no place in heaven or hell where they would attend a school named Butterflies, let alone don football jerseys with that name for the gridiron.