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self delete (Original Post) BlueNIndiana Feb 2024 OP
Pretty common... WarGamer Feb 2024 #1
There are high schools that use confederate imagery today. WhiskeyGrinder Feb 2024 #2
Please tell me that this school wasn't in Indiana EarnestPutz Feb 2024 #3
Southern Indiana (Kentuckiana) BlueNIndiana Feb 2024 #6
So, not really the heart of Dixie, but sort of the suburbs. EarnestPutz Feb 2024 #9
Message auto-removed Name removed Feb 2024 #10
My partner's high school team was "The Pekin Chinks" Hassin Bin Sober Feb 2024 #4
I lived in Pekin for about a year but long after they changed the name BlueNIndiana Feb 2024 #7
I forget which bar it is that PROUDLY displays the old mascot memorabilia. Hassin Bin Sober Feb 2024 #8
Dang 3auld6phart Feb 2024 #5
 

EarnestPutz

(2,843 posts)
9. So, not really the heart of Dixie, but sort of the suburbs.
Wed Feb 28, 2024, 11:05 PM
Feb 2024

I'm originally from N.E. Ohio and visiting last summer I saw the confederate flag on more than one house. One was next to a Notre Dame flag (football), cause we know the South used to really love Catholics.

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Hassin Bin Sober

(27,423 posts)
4. My partner's high school team was "The Pekin Chinks"
Wed Feb 28, 2024, 09:04 PM
Feb 2024

And yes, it was a little guy with a hat and a rickshaw.

Of course his trumper sister attended rallies against changing the name in the 80s. (and anti mask rallies, go figure)

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