I mean with the state changing names of schools and roads and everything else associated with Lee and other confederates. I don't see how Lee Mt Vernon can keep their current name.

Anonymous wrote:Agree it's a great time to change. Maintaining names that were adopted for the stated purpose of honoring and celebrating the Confederacy is unconscionable and cements an unequal educational/sporting environment for POC. Shame on LMVSC organization and the ignorant privileged who eye roll, deny racism and fear inclusion.

okay snowflake lol

Agree it's a great time to change. Maintaining names that were adopted for the stated purpose of honoring and celebrating the Confederacy is unconscionable and cements an unequal educational/sporting environment for POC. Shame on LMVSC organization and the ignorant privileged who eye roll, deny racism and fear inclusion.

I said yes a few posts back, but now I'm updating my response as "it doesn't matter" (we just changed club names by changing clubs).

Look around your community and our society. Yes. It’s a great time to change.

Can’t wait to be called a slave owner now or something *eye roll*

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Anonymous wrote:Before I start getting called a snowflake like other thread: yes

What’s a snowflake?

As I understand it, a snowflake is someone who is too weak to perform under pressure, offends easily and is too delicate to receive criticism (even the constructive variety), and/or is quick to capitulate to the demands of others.

In doing a little research: snowflakes have an "inflated and unwarranted sense of entitlement and are overly emotional". It also looks like it was a term used in the late 1800s and early 1900s to describe individuals who opposed abolishing slavery.

Thanks

No..cancel culture.

Well slavery is over so the name stays

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Before I start getting called a snowflake like other thread: yes

What’s a snowflake?

As I understand it, a snowflake is someone who is too weak to perform under pressure, offends easily and is too delicate to receive criticism (even the constructive variety), and/or is quick to capitulate to the demands of others.

In doing a little research: snowflakes have an "inflated and unwarranted sense of entitlement and are overly emotional". It also looks like it was a term used in the late 1800s and early 1900s to describe individuals who opposed abolishing slavery.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Before I start getting called a snowflake like other thread: yes

What’s a snowflake?

As I understand it, a snowflake is someone who is too weak to perform under pressure, offends easily and is too delicate to receive criticism (even the constructive variety), and/or is quick to capitulate to the demands of others.

Anonymous wrote:Before I start getting called a snowflake like other thread: yes

What’s a snowflake?

No no NO. And drop it already. You don’t like it, sorry!

I’m really going to miss our time at the club. Going from a competitive environment with teams wining State Cups, qualifying for National League, winning in big showcases like Disney and such... transforming into a drastically reduced program that can’t decide what they should do, and when there is a decision made, it doesn’t fix the problem. Oh and being called a snowflake for wanting name change or a racist for not wanting name change.

What a difference in such a short time.

Anonymous wrote:Has the board even discussed it? Obviously not, so obviously shut up, because obviously you’re just a snowflake. As somebody stated above, don’t let the door hit you on the way out.

Ironic that you’re calling people snowflakes while acting like an overly sensitive child. Was the pharmacy out of Midol?