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Petition Created Opposing 'Stallions' Mascot For Frederick Douglass High School

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UPDATE: Mark Stein, filling in for Rush Limbaugh today, just did a quick bit on this and the absurdity of the argument....way to go Fayette County Schools, you just got the pub you so desperately needed....

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From the outside of the situation, my observations are these:

 

-I'm not offended by the "Stallions" nickname, but then again, I'm not a female.

-A horse themed mascot seems appropriate.

-There are clearly people who are offended by the "Stallion" nickname, and since it wasn't written in stone, I don't see any huge problem with changing the mascot name.

-I think it's cool for the students to get to vote on the mascot name.

From the outside of the situation, my observations are these:

 

-I'm not offended by the "Stallions" nickname, but then again, I'm not a female.

-A horse themed mascot seems appropriate.

-There are clearly people who are offended by the "Stallion" nickname, and since it wasn't written in stone, I don't see any huge problem with changing the mascot name.

-I think it's cool for the students to get to vote on the mascot name.

 

Agreed, the kids should come up with names and vote.

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