A newly elected school board in southern Pennsylvania is bringing back one school’s American Indian mascot. The school board for the Southern York County School District‚ about an hour north of Baltimore‚ voted 7-2 on Thursday to let Susquehannock High School bring back its traditional logo. The new Southern York County school board defied cancel culture to restore a logo celebrating Native American Indian heritage pic.twitter.com/iql6Gr7jmw — Catherine Salgado (@CatSalgado32) January 23‚ 2024 The school’s “Warrior Head” logo‚ which depicts a Native American in a feather headdress with a tomahawk and a pipe‚ honors the Susquehannock Indian tribe. The vote comes two months after the district elected five new school board members‚ who ran on pro-American Indian platforms. All seven board members who voted to bring back the old logo were elected after another vote to eliminate the logo back in 2020‚ a move that sparked outrage in the community. A new logo was created‚ a “W” with an arrow through it‚ showing “movement and a forward‚ upward direction symbolizing the district’s direction in academics‚ athletics and as a community‚” according to graphic communications teacher Wade Bowers. Critics argued that the push to retire the logo was erasing the area’s history. In 2020‚ the school board’s diversity committee found that the Susquehannock tribe supposedly never lived in the area of the district. However‚ local historians disagree‚ saying the Susquehannock people were known to reside in the area. “The Susquehannock lived in large fortified towns‚ the largest of which may have had a population of nearly 3‚000 people‚” the Susquehanna National Heritage Area says on its website. “Their communities were located along the Susquehanna‚ especially in Cumberland‚ Dauphin‚ Lancaster‚ and York counties‚” the website says. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Nevertheless‚ the Southern York County school board at the time went ahead with the vote to remove the American Indian mascot despite a petition against it that garnered 3‚800 signatures. Jennifer and Nathan Henkel‚ the parents of three children‚ are two of the new school board members who voted to bring back the old logo. “This movement was about erasing Native American culture and I wasn’t about to stand for it‚” Jennifer Henkel told Fox News. “This school was built on Susquehanna land‚” one community member said at Thursday’s meeting. “Those people lived here. You cannot rewrite history. You can’t cancel the past.” One group that urged the school board to restore the logo was the Native American Guardians Association‚ which has also pushed for the NFL’s Washington Commanders to return to its former “Redskins” name. “The SYCSD school board stands as a role model and blueprint for other communities fighting for their Native names and imagery‚” the group said in a statement hailing Thursday’s vote.

In a move that has sparked both amusement and controversy‚ Tucker Carlson‚ the prominent conservative commentator‚ made a striking statement to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office. In a phone call that quickly went viral‚ Carlson declared‚ “We are coming to liberate Canada. We will be there soon.” This audacious remark comes just days before Carlson’s scheduled appearance at an event in Alberta‚ signaling a potential shake-up in the political discourse. Carlson’s upcoming visit to the Telus Convention Center on January 24 is highly anticipated‚ as he is set to share the stage with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. The event is poised to be a significant moment‚ with Carlson expected to deliver remarks and engage in discussions with local businessmen and Premier Smith. Despite differing viewpoints‚ Smith’s press secretary emphasized the premier’s commitment to sharing Alberta’s message broadly‚ underscoring the importance of open dialogue across the political spectrum. TUCKER LEAVES A MESSAGE TO TRUDEAU: “We are coming to liberate Canada. We will be there soon.” pic.twitter.com/MxFnxopvju — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) January 23‚ 2024 The context of Carlson’s bold declaration cannot be ignored. Canada has been under intense scrutiny following Prime Minister Trudeau’s decision to invoke emergency powers to disperse trucker protests in February 2022. The government’s enforcement measures during these protests have ignited a fiery national debate on civil liberties‚ with many Canadians exercising their right to protest against what they perceive as tyrannical policies‚ including forced vaccinations for workers. The controversy extends beyond the protests. Last year‚ Trudeau was accused of leveraging Canada’s healthcare system to push for digital health IDs‚ threatening to cut off funding to provincial premiers who did not comply. Negotiations in Ottawa between Trudeau and the provincial premiers reportedly included proposals for digital ID data collection‚ raising concerns about privacy and government overreach. Breaking News. Tucker Carlson has just told Trudeau that once Trump is elected the United States will be coming to Liberate Canada. World Economic Forum disciple and cult member Trudeau has terrorised the people of Canada and caused enormous financial and societal damage. Could… pic.twitter.com/hPzTEoj1v3 — Jim Ferguson (@JimFergusonUK) January 23‚ 2024 Further adding to the tensions‚ Trudeau has been reported to be ready to sideline Quebec and other provinces from federal healthcare deals if they do not align with his vision. This hardball tactic has raised eyebrows and fueled criticism among those who view it as an attempt to centralize control and diminish provincial autonomy. In addition to healthcare controversies‚ Trudeau has also initiated a new law that puts a price on links to news content‚ dubbed the “link tax.” This legislation has led to a standoff with tech giants like Google and Meta‚ who have chosen to block Canadian news on their platforms rather than comply. This move has significant implications for the accessibility of news content for Canadians and the freedom of the press. As the mainstream media faces challenges and declining public trust‚ alternative news outlets have stepped up to fill the void‚ offering their own reporting and fact-checking services. Amidst this landscape‚ Carlson’s upcoming visit and his provocative phone call to Trudeau’s office suggest a rallying cry for those who feel their freedoms are being encroached upon by the current administration. Carlson’s message‚ whether seen as a jest or a serious challenge‚ underscores the growing discontent among conservatives in Canada and abroad. As he prepares to take the stage in Alberta‚ many are watching closely to see how his presence and words might influence the ongoing conversation about liberty‚ governance‚ and the future direction of Canada. The post Tucker Carlson’s Bold Message to Trudeau: “Liberation” of Canada on the Horizon appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

If you’re a University of Georgia football fan‚ then you likely know all about their beloved bulldog mascot. They started with Uga in 1956. Ever since‚ the Seiler family has kept up the original Uga’s lineage‚ making way for Uga X. This beloved dog retired just last year. Today‚ it was announced that he passed away. Now‚ fans from all over are wishing for this dear pup to rest in peace — not only as Uga X‚ but his personal name‚ Que. Each and every single mascot that the university has is loved dearly by fans. One thing that makes Que stand out‚ however‚ is the fact that he had the most successful run in the team’s history. We are saddened to announce that Uga X‚ fondly known as Que‚ died peacefully in his sleep earlier this morning.Born May 27‚ 2013‚ he formally began his tenure in a collaring ceremony at the Georgia-Georgia Southern football game on Nov. 21‚ 2015. Que retired following the 2022… pic.twitter.com/Rqypoopavy— Georgia Bulldogs (@UGAAthletics) January 23‚ 2024 During his eight-season tenure‚ Georgia was 91-18‚ won two national championships‚ two SEC titles‚ and made seven New Year’s Six bowl appearances. Que contributed to these wins‚ of course‚ by being his adorable self on the sidelines at games. Needless to say‚ fans are heartbroken over the news of the 10-year-old’s passing. Though‚ there is certainly comfort in knowing that he died peacefully and at home in Savannah‚ Georgia with the Seiler family. RIP to UGA X. I took these videos during the collaring ceremony where he handed over his duties to “Boom” and said goodbye to Sanford StadiumQue’s 8 season reign included 91 wins and 2 national titles. He was‚ without question‚ a very damn good dawg pic.twitter.com/fwFm7MlMLp— Graham Coffey (@GrahamCoffeyDC) January 23‚ 2024 Rest in Peace Que‚ Most Decorated Uga in Georgia University History In order to celebrate the life of this sweet dog‚ fans are taking to social media. Here‚ they’re able to share their fondest memories of Que. Because he would always be at the games‚ many fans have had the opportunity to take photos with him. One of my favorite photos of all-time with Que during my final year of grad school at Georgia. This was a few games before he officially became Uga X and go on to be the most decorated Uga in Bulldog history. RIP to a Damn Good Dawg. pic.twitter.com/qalFZ0XVQl— Tyler Muse (@TylerRMuse) January 23‚ 2024 Rest in peace‚ Que. As fans from all over take the time to honor his memory‚ one thing is clear: This loved dog had the chance to live a happy‚ fulfilling life. And although he will still be greatly missed‚ this is a comforting reminder. Plus‚ he is sure to live on in the hearts and lives of Georgian fans — and all the future Ugas to come! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Rest In Peace Que: Outpouring Of Love As University Of Georgia Mascot‚ Uga X‚ Passes Away. appeared first on InspireMore.

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