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The Racism of Trees? Portland School Presses Pause on a Proposed Mascot Due to Its Terrible Ties – RedState

(Joerg Carstensen/dpa via AP) Is cancellation all bark and no bite? In Oregon, it seems, bark is what’s biting. The Portland Tribune reports Ida B. Wells High School has a big decision to make. The school’s mascot the Trojan was set to get axed.  The sprouting symbol of school spirit set to replace it: the Evergreen. Per a resolution, the thinking went thusly: Evergreens are characterized by the life-giving force of their foliage, the strength of their massive trunk, and the depth of their roots in an individual tree and as a forest of trees. Additionally: They provide shelter and sustenance. They have histories that preclude us and will continue in perpetuity after we are no more.

Rush Chronicles The Offended: Trees Can Be Racist Too | KRRZ-AM

By Premiere Networks Apr 6, 2021 KEN: Political correctness and what many call wokeness now being woke has brought our culture to its knees, figuratively and literally. Think about it. It s bringing the country to its knees. It s making thinkers idiots. The people that think, now they back off a little bit. Think about all the teachers and the managers and the CEOs and the people that they knew how to think. They knew how to use their brain, they knew how to make decisions for themselves, and then wokeness enveloped them and political correctness. And then they realize before they said, Well, that doesn t make any sense. Why don t we do this? Now, they go, Uh, you know, what happens if someone s offended?

Portland school chose evergreen trees to be its new logo delays vote on the rebrand lynching fears

A Portland high school has postponed changing its mascot to an evergreen tree  A committee member raised concerns about possible connotations to lynching  The Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School is named after a Pulitzer Prize-winning African American journalist who extensively documented lynching in 1900s A teacher defended the choice as a tree characterized by the life-giving force of their foliage, the strength of their massive trunk, and the depth of their roots    Evergreen tree was voted upon by staff and students from 420 choices

School delays evergreens mascot vote over fears it s tied to lynching

School delays evergreens mascot vote over fears it s tied to lynching James Gordon For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A high school in Oregon that was considering changing its mascot to that of an evergreen tree is delaying its vote over concerns about the image s potential ties to lynching.  Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School in Portland was renamed earlier this year after a prominent black activist and reporter who documented lynching.  The school had wanted to ditch its old Trojan mascot along with the name change and settled on the evergreen tree after input from students and staff who chose from among 420 possible choices.

Rush Chronicles The Offended: Trees Can Be Racist Too | 94 5 WFLA

By Premiere Networks Apr 6, 2021 KEN: Political correctness and what many call wokeness now being woke has brought our culture to its knees, figuratively and literally. Think about it. It s bringing the country to its knees. It s making thinkers idiots. The people that think, now they back off a little bit. Think about all the teachers and the managers and the CEOs and the people that they knew how to think. They knew how to use their brain, they knew how to make decisions for themselves, and then wokeness enveloped them and political correctness. And then they realize before they said, Well, that doesn t make any sense. Why don t we do this? Now, they go, Uh, you know, what happens if someone s offended?

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