I put this in this folder but I'm not sure drinking is a sport. How do you know who wins?
anyway............
College president condemns 'Siouxper drunk' Indian head T-shirts
Published May 13, 2014·
Associated Press
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. – University of North Dakota president Robert Kelley is condemning a decision by some young people to create and wear T-shirts with a caricature of the school's former Indian head logo drinking out of a beer bong.
The words "Siouxper Drunk" are featured above the drawing, a reference to the school's Fighting Sioux nickname that was retired in 2012. Group photos of people wearing the T-shirts have been posted on several websites.
Kelley said in a statement issued Monday that the message on the shirts demonstrates "an unacceptable lack of sensitivity and a complete lack of respect for American Indians and all members of the community."
Kelley says the T-shirts are associated with an annual spring party that is not a university event.
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Perhaps I'm being hyper-sensitive, but the term 'Siouxper drunk' is a slap in the face of we who have Native American blood coursing through our veins.
Evidently Kelly shares this opinion:
"Kelley said in a statement issued Monday that the message on the shirts demonstrates "an unacceptable lack of sensitivity and a complete lack of respect for American Indians and all members of the community."
Evidently Kelly shares this opinion:
"Kelley said in a statement issued Monday that the message on the shirts demonstrates "an unacceptable lack of sensitivity and a complete lack of respect for American Indians and all members of the community."
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Any Native American? Or ones with Sioux ties?NewApp wrote:Perhaps I'm being hyper-sensitive, but the term 'Siouxper drunk' is a slap in the face of we who have Native American blood coursing through our veins.
Evidently Kelly shares this opinion:
"Kelley said in a statement issued Monday that the message on the shirts demonstrates "an unacceptable lack of sensitivity and a complete lack of respect for American Indians and all members of the community."
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ANY!!!!!Blackandgold wrote:Any Native American? Or ones with Sioux ties?NewApp wrote:Perhaps I'm being hyper-sensitive, but the term 'Siouxper drunk' is a slap in the face of we who have Native American blood coursing through our veins.
Evidently Kelly shares this opinion:
"Kelley said in a statement issued Monday that the message on the shirts demonstrates "an unacceptable lack of sensitivity and a complete lack of respect for American Indians and all members of the community."
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Not being a smart butt here, but why would A play on of Sioux have any effect on someone of Cherokee blood per say?NewApp wrote:ANY!!!!!Blackandgold wrote:Any Native American? Or ones with Sioux ties?NewApp wrote:Perhaps I'm being hyper-sensitive, but the term 'Siouxper drunk' is a slap in the face of we who have Native American blood coursing through our veins.
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"Kelley said in a statement issued Monday that the message on the shirts demonstrates "an unacceptable lack of sensitivity and a complete lack of respect for American Indians and all members of the community."
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The same reason the "N" word offends most all blacks. You have to be of Cherokee or other Native American descent to understand. I'm honestly not trying to be a "smart butt" either.Blackandgold wrote:Not being a smart butt here, but why would A play on of Sioux have any effect on someone of Cherokee blood per say?NewApp wrote:ANY!!!!!Blackandgold wrote:Any Native American? Or ones with Sioux ties?NewApp wrote:Perhaps I'm being hyper-sensitive, but the term 'Siouxper drunk' is a slap in the face of we who have Native American blood coursing through our veins.
Evidently Kelly shares this opinion:
"Kelley said in a statement issued Monday that the message on the shirts demonstrates "an unacceptable lack of sensitivity and a complete lack of respect for American Indians and all members of the community."
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